HealthcareLINC Q&A: The risks of using AI virtual scribes/ambient listening for documentation скачать в хорошем качестве

HealthcareLINC Q&A: The risks of using AI virtual scribes/ambient listening for documentation

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing how people and companies work. These AI-powered systems are transforming the documentation-intensive healthcare industry, including the use of ambient listening devices, or virtual scribes, to aid with documentation and AI-driven functions related to provider-patient interactions. From outpatient visits to hospital rooms and emergency departments, AI is capturing discussions, updating medical records, drafting care plans, and even creating discharge instructions. This technology isn’t just about saving time for healthcare providers; it’s also about reconnecting these providers with their patients. Instead of staring at screens, healthcare providers can now be fully present, listening and engaging with patients. While ambient listening technology holds great promise for healthcare, it also comes with significant challenges. A major concern is patient privacy and data security, especially given that the healthcare industry already struggles with breaches. In this HealthcareLINC Attorney Q&A, McAfee & Taft healthcare lawyer Patricia Rogers discusses what healthcare providers should consider with the use of AI ambient listening/virtual scribe technology For information: www.healthcarelinc.com www.mcafeetaft.com/healthcare Presenter: Patricia Rogers, Healthcare Lawyer, McAfee & Taft Producer: Robin Croninger Director/Editor: Brad Neese Camera/Pre-production: Caleb Taulbee Theme music: Breaking News Opener by Puremusic, licensed via Envato Stock video footage licensed via Getty Images Generative AI in Healthcare demonstration video from Microsoft Inspire 2023 © 2025 McAfee & Taft. All rights reserved. CHAPTERS 0:39 What AI ambient listening technology is and what it does 1:43 Benefits of AI ambient listening technology for both providers and patients 2:55 Potential risks for healthcare providers, including medical malpractice liability 5:42 Best practices to minimize potential risks .