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Most conversations about AI in long-term care start with the technology. A more useful starting point is the parts of the day that consume time without improving care.
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Most conversations about AI in long-term care start with the technology. A more useful starting point is the parts of the day that consume time without improving care.
Automation makes an existing process faster. Improvement asks whether the process should exist. The two get confused constantly, and the confusion is expensive.
Clinical staff are already using these tools. The open question is whether they are using them with any framework for judging when the output can be trusted.
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