AI assesses what really matters to people in health care—well-being
Artificial intelligence is helping to analyze and improve health care systems—from waiting times to treatment outcomes and costs. However, some of the most important aspects of care remain harder to measure—such as whether people feel heard, understood and genuinely cared for.
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