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Travis Bias

  • Deputy Chief Medical Officer and Health System Information, solventum.com
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As seen in: 3M Investor Relations, Medscape, STAT, Becker's Hospital Review, Inside Angle, MedCity News, The Podcast by KevinMD, Think Global Health
Physician @3M | @hrw SF Committee | Former @Seed_Global @pcuganda
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Before Automating Healthcare, Define What Should Be Automated

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By Travis Bias
| Medscape Verified
The recent progress in AI capabilities brings us to a consequential threshold in healthcare. The question is no longer whether AI can perform aspects of the physician’s role, but whether it should — and where that boundary lies. Confronting that reality forces a deeper reckoning with what it truly means to be a physician, challenging us to examine not only the value we bring, but also the gaps, both human and systemic, that AI is poised to expose and fill.
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Beyond Technology: Aligning AI Tools with Systemic Change in Healthcare

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By Travis Bias
| MedCity News Verified
Two years ago, every health conference I attended had multiple panels on clinician burnout. The problem is well known, and the actual system-level contributors have been called out. In the last year, the solution to burnout is splashed on every conference app log-in screen: generative artificial intelligence (AI).
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The physician burnout rollercoaster

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By Travis Bias
| 3M Investor Relations
In 2019, physician burnout was actually gradually improving. Health care stakeholders were talking about burnout openly and constructively. Life was not perfect for physicians, but the indicators were moving in the right direction. Then, in early 2020, the global COVID-19 pandemic struck. Demand outpaced the supply of healthcare organizations across the country. Confronted with uncertainty and higher mortality rates, health workers were stressed beyond anything seen in a couple generations.
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