Hurley Medical Center using artificial intelligence for clinical conversations

2025-02-24 14:11:43 英文原文

作者：Mid-Michigan NOW

FLINT, Mich. - Hurley Medical Center is now using new technology to help assist doctors with patient care.

Hurley has partnered with Abridge, the leading generative AI platform for clinical conversations.

The AI technology transforms bedside conversations between the patient and clinician into structured clinical notes in real time.

Hurley says with this tool, clinicians can spend less time at the computer while spending more time fully engaging with the patient.

”The feedback from patients and clinicians has been overwhelmingly positive. As an emergency room physician, I explain to patients that Abridge is going to help me write my clinical notes and remember the details we discuss,” says Dr. Michael Roebuck, Chief Medical Information Officer. “Abridge organizes that discussion in a way that captures the key points of our conversation, without missing any important details. Because Abridge helps me give my undivided attention to patients, they have been very receptive to me utilizing it.”

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Hurley Medical Center in Flint, Michigan, is using new AI technology from Abridge to transform patient-clinician conversations into structured clinical notes in real time. This allows clinicians to spend more time engaging with patients and less time on documentation, resulting in positive feedback from both patients and medical staff. Dr. Michael Roebuck, Chief Medical Information Officer, explains that the tool helps him capture key details without losing important information and allows for undivided attention during patient interactions.

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