Stanford Health Care physicians recount what happened after AI tool pilots
jonc101x · x · 2026-10-10
Part 5 of a Stanford Health Care colloquium series on what happens after the pilot. Four physician informaticists walk through the development, pilot process, and real-world deployment results of three AI tools they built: surgical co-management risk screening, identification of repetitive low-yield labs, and AI-generated discharge summaries.
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