Physicians Preferred AI Discharge Summaries in 95% of Cases in Stony Brook Study
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Summary: Physician reviewers preferred AI-generated discharge summaries over their human-authored counterparts in 95% of the hospitalizations evaluated in a Stony Brook University study. The retrospective analysis focused on 60 Internal Medicine admissions lasting seven to 21 days, where
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