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Andrew Cullen

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Photographer & journalist, Los Angeles, California. Returned Peace Corps Volunteer, former photo editor for High Country News magazine.
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Clinicians are using AI scribes, but what happens to your medical data?

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By Andrew Cullen
| Switzer Daily Verified
According to Off the Record, a new report by Digital Rights Watch, more than 40% of Australian doctors are now using AI scribes. These tools listen to consultations, feeding what they hear into Large Language Models – similar to ChatGPT or Claude – to generate medical notes. For clinicians, AI scribes are an easy sell. They eliminate hours of paperwork, freeing energy to focus on the patient. This can profoundly change how chronically burned out doctors feel about their work.
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By Andrew Cullen
| Switzer Daily Verified
Report Problem Switzer.com.au Switzer Report Switzer Advisory Text Articles by Andrew Cullen Tech Visits to a new doctor, physio or specialist often begin with: "Do you mind if I use AI?"
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AI scribes promise less paperwork but may introduce errors into patient records

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By Andrew Cullen, Sadie Harley, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Medical Xpress Verified
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Visits to a new doctor, physical therapist or specialist often begin with: "Do you mind if I use AI?" According to Off the Record, a new report by Digital Rights Watch, more than 40% of Australian doctors are now using AI scribes. These tools listen to consultations, feeding what they hear into large language models—similar to ChatGPT or Claude—to generate medical notes. For clinicians, AI scribes are an easy sell.
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