Webinar: What physicians really think about AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere right now, and health care is no exception. When it comes to the implementation of AI into medicine, physician sentiment may vary. The gap between the industry's enthusiasm and the clinician experience on the ground is something our latest survey set out to measure.

Physicians Practice, Medical Economics and Heidi Health will share exclusive findings from that survey in a live virtual webinar on April 29 at 12:30 p.m. EDT.

The session, "Is AI making medicine better? What physicians really think," will examine how physicians are navigating AI adoption in their practices, what they find promising, what concerns them and whether AI scribes have delivered on their real-world potential.

The survey covers AI adoption trends, scribe utilization, documentation burden and the financial realities of implementation, giving attendees a peer-level look at where on-the-ground physicians actually stand on AI, not where vendors say it should be.

The webinar will be led by Chris Mazzolini, M.S., vice president of content at MJH Life Sciences, and Nancy Cibotti, M.D., a primary care physician and U.S. chief medical information officer at Heidi Health.

Key topics include documentation efficiency, patient safety, liability exposure and the impact of AI scribe adoption on after-hours charting and patient interaction quality. Attendees will also come away with a framework for assessing their own practice's AI readiness and evaluating vendors.

Whether your practice is piloting AI tools or still on the sidelines, this session offers data-driven perspective to guide your next move.

Register now.