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The panelists converged on a shared vision: a system where trusted teams meet people in their communities; where technology reduces burnout rather than adds to it; and where prevention and time with patients define the value of care.

Joanne Kenen, and Joshua M. Sharfstein Johns Hopkins University Press

While AI can’t hold a patient’s hand, it might give doctors back the time to do so. For more insights from the HBHI conversation with Bryant Y. Lin and Girish N. Nadkarni on AI and healthcare—including a discussion on how the potential of AI's scalability can blind us from the dangerous risks of this same scalability—read more here.