Microsoft: Microsoft is using GPT-4 to make it easy for doctors to write prescriptions, notes – Times of India

Microsoft: Microsoft is using GPT-4 to make it easy for doctors to write prescriptions, notes – Times of India

There’s no stopping Microsoft and its use of OpenAI technology. After announcing the integration of ChatGPT and other OpenAI tech in Office, Edge, Bing, the Satya Nadella-led firm will make it easier for doctors to take notes. According to an official press release, Nuance Communications, which is a Microsoft subsidiary, has announced a new application for health workers.
DAX Express: The new application for health workers
The app is called DAX Express and will be powered by AI. The idea behind the app, according to the report, is to help doctors in reducing their administrative burdens. Dragon Ambient eXperience (DAX) Express is a workflow-integrated, fully automated clinical documentation application that is the first to combine proven conversational and ambient AI with OpenAI’s newest and most capable model, GPT-4.
Back in 2021, Microsoft acquired Nuance, which makes tools for better speech transcription among other services that can be used by medical practitioners across the world.
In 2020, Nuance launched DAX application which also was targeted at reducing the paperwork for doctors. DAX Express makes available world-class AI to more than 550,000 Dragon Medical users, is enhanced by GPT-4, and is amplified by the power of Microsoft Azure.
Nuance claims that DAX Express represents the next step in delivering AI technology that provides an immediate and highly accessible entry point for healthcare organisations to adopt at scale a new generation of AI-powered applications. “Using a unique combination of conversational, ambient, and generative AI, DAX Express automatically and securely creates draft clinical notes in seconds for immediate clinical review and completion after each patient visit in the exam room or via telehealth patient conversations,” said the company in a press release.
Mark Benjamin, CEO of Nuance said, “We’ve taken the power and advanced reasoning capabilities of GPT-4 and integrated it into our proven outcomes-focused AI technologies in a tested and responsible way.”

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