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What Does AI Do in Primary Care?
AI tools can support healthcare teams with:
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Recording notes more easily: Tools like Clinical Note Support help doctors and nurses create clinical notes or referral letters during your appointment, saving time and reducing paperwork.
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Clinical Decision Support: Some AI systems suggest possible diagnoses or flag drug interactions, helping clinicians make informed decisions based on the latest guidance.
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Triage and Booking: AI chatbots may help assess symptoms online and suggest whether you need to see a doctor, book an appointment, or seek other help.
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Managing Long-Term Conditions: AI can monitor trends in patient data (like blood pressure or glucose levels), helping identify when someone’s condition might be getting worse.
Published: Aug 27, 2025