Healthcare IT News July 17, 2024
Andrea Fox

When able to access patient-specific medical data, an integrated chatbot was accurate, complete and as empathetic as human providers in its message replies – but also long-winded and more complex, according to research from NYU Langone.

A new NYU Langone Health study shows that generative artificial intelligence compares favorably to provider responses when answering patient questions in electronic health record email baskets – and could help reduce the documentation burden for clinicians.

Led by researchers at the New York University Grossman School of Medicine, the study found that a genAI messaging tool not only drafted accurate responses to patient EHR queries, but its responses showed greater perceived empathy.

“Our results suggest that chatbots could reduce the workload of care...

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