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AI Scribing and Telephone Management

In his ASCRS 2025 presentation titled "AI Scribing and Telephone Management," Robert T. Chang, MD, shared his insights about how artificial intelligence has impacted his practice and how it can help other practices to be more efficient.

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  • Jennifer Ponte Canning, Managing Editor

  • April 1, 2025

  • 4 min

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    Dr. Robert T. Chang presented on AI agents at the 2025 ASCRS Annual Meeting, highlighting their potential to enhance patient communication.

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    AI agents, unlike AI copilots, can autonomously perform tasks and adapt over time, improving their efficiency in medical practices.

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    AI scribes utilize ambient listening to document patient histories, create summaries, and suggest coding, streamlining the note-taking process.

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    Dr. Chang demonstrated how AI can customize medical templates and manage call interactions, showcasing its versatility in healthcare.

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    The effectiveness of AI in communication was illustrated by a study where GPT-4.5 was perceived as human 73% of the time in Turing tests.

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AI Scribing and Telephone Management

  • by Jennifer Ponte Canning, Managing Editor

  • April 1, 2025

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