Tech in health care and the digital black bag

Update: 2023-12-14

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There is no shortage of burnout in the health care industry today, but "ridiculous optimist" Dr. David Butler thinks there is hope on the horizon. He expands on the concept of the "digital black bag" and how generative artificial intelligence and emerging technologies like ChatGPT can increase health care access, decrease physician burnout and improve health outcomes.

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Tech in health care and the digital black bag