AI technology listens to conversations between doctors and patients and then compiles detailed clinical notes, all without disrupting the flow of the appointment, a physician says.

Faulty transcriptions of conversations between doctors and patients could have "really grave consequences," Alondra Nelson, professor at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, NJ, told AP.

Their article, "Clinical Approaches to the Prevention of Firearm-Related Injury," provides a review of evidence-based strategies doctors and other clinicians can use with their patients, as well ...

As artificial intelligence enters more doctors' offices, Augmedix CEO Manny Krakaris and AI expert Dr. Harvey Castro offer insights on patient consent, as well as benefits and risks.

Is he recording our conversation to create an AI summary of our visit? Doctor explains how artificial intelligence is already being deployed in medical care spotlight ...

In the study, doctors read standardized resuscitation procedures using the terms "do not resuscitate (DNR)" and "allow a natural death" to 108 patients 65 and older, and then had a conversation ...

It listens for key words in a conversation between doctor and patient, “it can organize that in a way that makes sense in a medical record, the provider then needs to edit that material and make ...

In addition to the physical toll of untreated pain, medical gaslighting can take a psychological toll. Women may become isolated when other people do not believe their pain. Some internalize this ...

Doctors should be mindful when it comes to how they interact with patients — and a new study suggests there are phrases they should never, ever say. THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ...

AI scribe software that's used to transcribe and summarize conversations between clinicians and patients is rolling out in several provinces to cut down on family doctors' administrative burden ...