Generative AI can work well in the EHR, but only with human oversight

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Top Story Research Shows Generative AI In The EHR Can Work Well, But Only With Human Oversight Mass General Brigham researchers conducted a study to learn more about the efficacy of large language models when used to draft responses to patient messages in the EHR. The results showed that these AI tools can do a good job at reducing physicians' workloads and improving patient education — but also that these tools have limitations that require human oversight. Sponsored Content Get rewarded for your opinion! Complete our survey and receive an Amazon gift card! Presented by MedCity News As a health benefits expert, you have unique insights into how employers are adjusting to the evolving benefits landscape. We're looking to better understand the trends you're seeing among your clients, and we'd love to hear from you. Just complete our survey (which should take 10-15 minutes) and you'll receive a $20 Amazon gift card!

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