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Creator of Medi•Scribe application. Using machine learning to integrate all forms of medical data onto a universal interface.

Brooklyn, NY
Joined January 2019
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Proud to be a part of @elabNYC 2019 class, and proud to present in front of such a distinguished crowd! #HealthIT #burnout #productivityparadox
Innovative teams presented at @elabNYC Pitch Day today, including the @IcahnMountSinai team MediScribe, who created a medical language recognition tool using AI to enhance physician workflow. @Dr_Yaeger #innovationexchange
We are working to fight this epidemic!
How burnout in medicine compares to other professions (hint: it's worse)
We know that EHR use detracts from physician efficiency. Now let's work on solutions to overcome this burden! #MediScribe #HealthIT ehrintelligence.com/news/61-…
Far too long has the focus in healthcare been optimizing clinicians to suit the technology. At #MediScribe we are working to reverse this concept and deliver customized solutions to suit the individual provider’s needs.
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44% of doctors have at least one symptom of burnout. Are you one of them? Tell us your story! #physician #burnout #HealthIT #medicine #healthcare #healthcareIT
Serving Docs the Right Data at the Point of Care -- precision medicine and predictive clinical data delivery are going to be major factors in enhancing provider efficiency and reducing burnout. #HealthIT #HealthAI #MediScribe shar.es/amp62d
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Healthcare AI is improving clinician workflow. Much needed #healthIT innovation, currently underway at #MediScribe shar.es/amgd1C via @HCA_News
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Mission: change the way providers interface with medical data #HealthIT #Healthcare #MedTech link.medium.com/BiPtvsZvPT
The Clinical Divide: Implementing AI to Improve Patient Outcomes -- another example of medical AI making a difference for providers and patients. shar.es/aaL4Dw via @HCA_News
The current #EHR forces clinicians to trade “clicks for care,” says CEO of @atriushealth in an NEJM interview. We navigate our computers and cell phones with such ease; why should the electronic medical record be more cumbersome? catalyst.nejm.org/videos/phy…