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OpenAI introduced clinician-tailored ChatGPT capabilities for documentation, evidence synthesis, and patient education, with several major academic centers as early enterprise adopters.

Across 11 AI scribe tools and 5 standardized primary care cases, AI-generated notes scored lower than human notes on every PDQI-9 quality domain, with a 23.5-point gap in an acute low back pain case.

An AI model trained on ECG images identified patients with ATTR‑CM across multiple cohorts, highlighting a potential scalable approach to improving early detection.

“When patients truly understand their procedure, clinics run more smoothly and outcomes improve.” — Dr. Stanley Windsor, Head of Digital Health, Rayner

“Like many people, I often oscillate between excitement about the potential for AI to benefit humanity, while at other times I am fearful of ways it may be misused or cause harm.” – Ann Wieben, PhD, MS, BSN, RN, NI-BC

“We can’t just throw everybody born early into one ‘premature’ category. Using biological measurements collected at birth, we were able to come up with a new definition for prematurity that is based on the actual outcomes of these babies.” – Nima Aghaeepour, PhD