In this episode of The Doctor Diaries: Amazing Tech StackSeries, hosts Hanya Oversby and Olivia Boddeus sit down with AI futurist, entrepreneur, and legal tech pioneer Nick Abrahams to unpack the real-world impact of artificial intelligence across healthcare and business.
Drawing on his experience as co-founder of Lawpath and Adjunct Professor at Bond University, Nick cuts through the hype surrounding AI to explore what’s actually working in clinics today. The conversation dives into the rise of AI note-taking, chatbots, and emerging AI agents, while addressing critical topics such as patient experience, compliance, data privacy, and change management.
Listeners will gain practical insights into how healthcare teams can adopt AI strategically — improving productivity, lowering service costs, and enhancing patient outcomes — without losing the human connection that underpins quality care. The episode also challenges common fears around job displacement, reframing AI as a tool that augments clinicians rather than replaces them.
This is a must-listen for healthcare leaders, practice owners, and clinicians wanting to understand where AI is heading, how to implement it safely, and how to stay competitive in a rapidly evolving digital healthcare landscape.
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