It doesn’t take a leap of imagination to connect Artificial Intelligence (AI) with its proper role in healthcare. While we will always need clinicians to handle the interactive portion of a healthcare visit and connect with patients at the point of care, there are processes that can be eased along the way through recently developed and emerging technologies.

“Burnout” has become somewhat of an industry buzzword lately, and the measurement of its impact is a strong focus across all fields.

In June, I was humbled to be named on Becker’s 48 CMIOs and CNIOs to Know in 2022 list. I’m pleased to represent Augmedix as a leader in healthcare informatics.

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