Improving Patient-Doctor Conversations with AI
Incomplete medical records remain a persistent issue in healthcare systems, often leading to miscommunication, delayed diagnoses, and compromised clinical outcomes. Deficiencies in documentation increase administrative burden and force healthcare providers to revalidate existing information, reducing efficiency and continuity of care. The absence of accurate, comprehensive records also erodes patient trust and diminishes the quality of patient-centered care.
Social Welfare Framework Reflections
Current social and healthcare systems often fail to reflect the complexity of human lives. Rather than adapting to individuals’ needs, people are expected to conform to rigid and outdated structures, especially when illness, injury, or unforeseen events disrupt their capacity to work or participate fully in society.
The End of Scientific Jargon in Healthcare
Patients are often presented with medical information that is technically accurate but difficult to understand. Lab results, visit summaries, and clinical notes frequently contain specialized terms like HbA1c, erythrocyte, or edema, which serve professionals well but alienate many patients. This creates a communication gap that undermines trust, autonomy, and informed decision-making.