AI Helps, but GPs Know What Really Matters to Patients

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Two plenary speakers told the RCGP conference that time saved by AI should go to listening and relationships, not extra appointments. Medscape News UK

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AI Helps, but GPs Know What Really Matters to Patients
Two plenary speakers told the RCGP conference that time saved by AI should go to listening and relationships, not extra appointments. Medscape News UK

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