Unlocking the potential of AI in transforming patient access and staff engagement

How providers are using advanced AI capabilities to power proactive, personalized care for every patient without additional work for staff

The entire industry is talking about AI, ChatGPT, and large language models (LLMs). It’s time to separate hype from reality.

Dive into real-world examples of how leading health systems are already transforming care access for patients and the workforce that supports them with artificial intelligence. We share specific AI capabilities that enable providers to power proactive, personalized care for every patient without any increase in staff.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

How to harness AI to create proactive access points that engage patients throughout their care journey
Why now is the time for providers to embrace these technological investments
How organizations leverage Notable’s Patient AI to bring personalization at scale to healthcare

Presenters:

Muthu Alagappan, MD, Head of Solutions, Notable
Kevin Huang, PhD, Head of Data and Machine Learning, Notable

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