Healthcare has long evaluated AI through familiar operational metrics: hours saved, calls deflected, documentation completed, and costs reduced. Those numbers matter. They show whether technology is creating capacity in organizations facing persistent workforce shortages, rising expenses, and growing patient demand. In my career, however, I’ve learned that those metrics answer only part of the question. Healthcare leaders also need to know whether AI makes it easier for a patient to receive…
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