We Will All Be Patients One Day, By 2033 AI And Personalization Could Cut Costs In Half - With Claus Zieler Of Astrella PharmaThe current state of the economy poses various difficulties for dermatologists and their patients. Many medical practices seek to provide top-notch care while maintaining their independence. Artificial Intelligence presents a potential solution that can benefit both physicians and patients. However, ongoing debate remains regarding its implementation and overall value.
Now, five years later, Cortina is expanding and partnering with top dermatology brick-and-mortar practices across the United States to make dermatology care more accessible. Cortina's family office-backed acquisition model allows independent dermatology practices to focus entirely on their patients while still maintaining control over their practice.
Astonishing results emerged—according to the study, ChatGPT outperformed physicians in generating responses that 8 out of 10 doctors preferred. The graders also found ChatGPT's explanations more comprehensive, accurate, and compassionate/empathetic than the physicians' answers. With the increasing use of teledermatology surpassing the number of available dermatologists, AI can be a valuable tool to offer empathetic and thorough care.
Cortina practices teledermatology in all 50 states; however, traditional in-person visits to examine patients are sometimes necessary. For that reason, Cortina is expanding its efforts by partnering with brick-and-mortar dermatologists throughout the U.S.
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