York Street Practice

Electronic health records (EHRs) are ubiquitous in modern health systems and mediate the experience of patients and clinicians of health care. In contrast to rapid evolution in consumer technologies, featuring intuitive interfaces and ever-increasing functionality, the experience of using EHRs is labour intensive and frustrating.

Stephen H Bradley, GP and NIHR academic clinical lecturer12 1York Street Practice, Leeds 2University of Leeds Patients don’t need AI doctors, but better technology could allow medics to spend more time caring for patients Much of the excitement around using artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare lies in the promise that machines will be able to make sophisticated clinical judgments, such as diagnosing disease and making treatment decisions.

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