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Topic: ai-scribes

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Saturday, 7/4, 10:25 PM

Australia Warns on Privacy as Doctors Rapidly Adopt AI Scribes

  • AI tools that listen in on medical appointments and draft the doctor's notes are spreading fast through Australian general practice.
  • Regulators and medical bodies say the technology can ease paperwork, but they are warning that patient privacy, consent and accuracy have to keep pace with the adoption.

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