DeepScribe, an AI-driven platform for medical record-taking, today announced it has raised $5.2 million in a seed round led by Bee Partners. The company says the funding will be put toward product ...

The software, part of Microsoft’s nearly $19 billion bet on Nuance Communications and the future of artificial intelligence in healthcare, promises to generate notes in seconds but accuracy, liability ...

PureHealth introduces pilot phase of “Nada”, an AI-based tool to assist doctors in documenting medical notes during patient visits PureHealth introduces pilot phase of “Nada”, an AI-based tool to ...

In April, the federal government mandated that healthcare providers provide free electronic access to patients' clinical notes, as part of the 21st Century Cures Act. This includes eight types of ...

Encouraging patients to help write and add notes to their personal medical charts -- a task typically handled only by medical professionals -- may help patients feel more involved with their own care ...

You’ve no doubt heard of OpenNotes, but is the next step OurNotes, where patients actually contribute to their doctors’ notes? Studies have shown the value of OpenNotes to patients, including the ...

Study evaluates GPT-4's ability to process medical notes in English, Spanish, and Italian, achieving physician agreement in 79% of cases. Study: The potential of Generative Pre-trained Transformer 4 ...

A retired San Diego physician sought a second opinion on some vision issues that had progressed. But when the medical records from his first ophthalmologist were forwarded to the second -- after ...

US-based Picard Medical has entered into a definitive agreement to privately place senior secured notes totalling up to $50m, ...

The woman was sitting on a gurney in the emergency room, and I was facing her, typing. I had just written about her abdominal pain when she posed a question I'd never been asked before: "May I take a ...

Frances Woolley is a professor of economics at Carleton University. I do not trust medical notes. When I see one, I do not know if the student is ill, or simply ill-prepared. I do not trust medical ...