If we were to build a healthcare system from scratch, with the patient cohorts we now have, the human resources at our disposal, and the immense power and accessibility of technology, we wouldn't build anything close to the healthcare model we currently have. We would build something else. Right now, clinicians spend too much time on administration tasks. This is expensive, up to $147bn annually in the US alone. This is harmful, EHR burnout leading to decreased retention and decreased morale. And this is wasteful - clinician time is an incredibly rare resource right now. Our initial solution is O.S.L.E.R. - or Operating System Leverage in Electronic Records. An AI assistant that can use any software tools like you can, and can perform clinical language tasks like notes summarisation and writing letters. Our prototype sped up clinics by 60%, and enabled doctors to spend 100% quality time with patients, with 0% paperwork.
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