Study characterizes clinicians' use of the AI platform OpenEvidence
Artificial intelligence–enabled tools allow clinicians to ask questions like, "How should I explain cholesterol levels to a patient?" or "What were the outcomes of the ATLANTIS trial?" and receive synthesized responses in seconds. However, data on which clinicians use these tools, how often they use them and for what purposes have remained limited.
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