Writing Patient Messages With AI: Time-Saver or Time Drain?—Today’s Hospitalist

Read article—A Dartmouth study found that physicians may spend more time editing AI-drafted responses to patients than it would take to write them because of errors, irrelevant information, and a lack of key follow-up questions. The team created a training method that improved AI's accuracy by 33% and reduced editing by 26%. "I don't foresee a time when the portal can respond to a patient without a clinician editing it first," said Tim Burdick, an associate professor of community and family medicine. (Similar coverage in Noah Intelligence. )