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Investment in these applications has doubled, as tech giants and smaller startups race to tap into the multibillion-dollar artificial intelligence healthcare market, the Financial Times reported on Sunday. Startups focused on developing digital scribes for the health sector have raised $ million this year, up from a reported $ million, according to the company. Companies are rushing to launch artificial intelligence products aimed at allowing doctors to record medical records faster and enhance patient interactions, the Financial Times said.

Harpreet Sood, a primary care doctor in south London, told the albania consumer email list Financial Times: 'I don't think I have seen anything more transformative in healthcare over the years. Souder, a former technology and innovation adviser to the chief executive of NHS England, has been working with French startup Apps over the past few months. He said traditional note-taking could take up to two hours during a full day of seeing patients.

It easily saves three to four minutes per [minute] consultation and really helps capture the consultation and what it complements. The report states that medical professionals in the UK’s National Health Service are testing artificial intelligence note-taking as a way to save time and improve doctor-patient interactions. The Financial Times noted that a Mayo Clinic study found that doctors spend about a third of their day on administrative tasks such as paperwork.