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Despite its growing popularity in the healthcare industry, artificial intelligence remains controversial among physicians, who dislike machines telling them what to do. In response, providers are proactively rethinking artificial intelligence as patients demand greater patient engagement and care delivery processes. With AI combined with the clinician’s expertise, the patient experience can be improved by improving treatment outcomes and keeping patients satisfied.

Despite its growing popularity in the healthcare industry, artificial intelligence remains controversial among physicians, who dislike machines telling them what to do. In response, providers are proactively rethinking artificial intelligence as patients demand greater patient engagement and care delivery processes. With AI combined with the clinician’s expertise, the patient experience can be improved by improving treatment outcomes and keeping patients satisfied.

Despite its growing popularity in the healthcare industry, artificial intelligence remains controversial among physicians, who dislike machines telling them what to do. In response, providers are proactively rethinking artificial intelligence as patients demand greater patient engagement and care delivery processes. With AI combined with the clinician’s expertise, the patient experience can be improved by improving treatment outcomes and keeping patients satisfied.

Despite its growing popularity in the healthcare industry, artificial intelligence remains controversial among physicians, who dislike machines telling them what to do. In response, providers are proactively rethinking artificial intelligence as patients demand greater patient engagement and care delivery processes. With AI combined with the clinician’s expertise, the patient experience can be improved by improving treatment outcomes and keeping patients satisfied.

Despite its growing popularity in the healthcare industry, artificial intelligence remains controversial among physicians, who dislike machines telling them what to do. In response, providers are proactively rethinking artificial intelligence as patients demand greater patient engagement and care delivery processes. With AI combined with the clinician’s expertise, the patient experience can be improved by improving treatment outcomes and keeping patients satisfied.

Despite its growing popularity in the healthcare industry, artificial intelligence remains controversial among physicians, who dislike machines telling them what to do. In response, providers are proactively rethinking artificial intelligence as patients demand greater patient engagement and care delivery processes. With AI combined with the clinician’s expertise, the patient experience can be improved by improving treatment outcomes and keeping patients satisfied.