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Tamara Scott

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Nashville
As seen in: Profisee, Dear Final Girl, TechRepublic, Thrive Global, NewsBreak, KevinMD.com, TechnologyAdvice, Worth Magazine, Women for America, The Podcast by KevinMD
Covers:  Tech, marketing, IT
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Tamara Scott is a writer, editor and content strategist with over a decade of experience located in Nashville, TN. Tamara holds a Master's in English from Belmont University, formerly served as Director of Content for TechRepublic, and her work has appeared in ServerWatch and EPI-USE.com, among others. When she's not crafting SEO-informed and conversion-ready content for SaaS and IT service companies, she's probably at home on her pottery wheel. Connect with her on LinkedIn.

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Fragmented care is the gap digital health left open

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By Robert Nieves, Joshua W. Elder, Tamara Scott
| KevinMD.com
One of the unintended consequences of digital health is that we became extraordinarily good at collecting information without spending nearly enough time teaching clinicians how to use it together. For years, health care informatics focused largely on documentation itself. We trained clinicians to click, complete, reconcile, acknowledge, and navigate increasingly complex systems. Conversations emerged around reducing clicks, decreasing documentation burden, and improving workflow efficiency.
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AI clinical judgment is what AI chatbots still lack

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By Arthur Lazarus, Joshua W. Elder, Tamara Scott
| KevinMD.com
In Utah, a state-sanctioned experiment recently allowed an artificial intelligence platform to renew prescriptions without physician involvement. The company describes itself as an AI-powered bridge to care. Critics describe it as a regulatory loophole with a chatbot masquerading as an unlicensed physician. As a psychiatrist and physician executive who has written about AI governance, I was curious. So, I decided to try it myself, not as a policy analyst, but as a patient.
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Bridging the health equity gap with artificial intelligence

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By Judith Eguzoikpe, Joshua W. Elder, Tamara Scott
| KevinMD.com
Let us be honest about what is really happening: Automation is coming for medicine, and equity is still waiting in line. Across hospital systems, medical schools, and conference stages, a profession is holding its breath. The question consuming medicine right now is not about patients. It is about survival.
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