A family physician argues clinical AI should earn independence task by task, the way medical trainees do, with a physician accountable at every stage.
|Articles|January 25, 2016
A New Way to Lose Someone's Medical Record
Author(s)Jon Carter
Are you under the belief that because patient’s health records have become digitized, they can’t get lost in the shuffle? As this doctor proves, think again.
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Under the belief that because patient’s health records have become digitized, they can’t get lost in the shuffle? As this doctor proves, think again.
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