By Colin Hung
Publication Date: 2025-11-18 16:00:00
For years, clinical documentation tools promised to save time, but often resulted in new clicks and longer evenings in front of the screen. With AI, this promise finally seems to be within reach. Some groups are already seeing AI changing both the pace and quality of everyday medical practice.
The clinician who became a believer in less than two minutes
Dr. Ryan McFarland, family physician and board member at Hudson Doctorshas spent the past year rolling out Oracle Health’s clinical AI agent to a large, multi-specialty group in the Minnesota and Wisconsin River Valley. He described the initial skepticism and how quickly it dissipated when doctors saw the tool in real-world encounters.
You don’t want to miss how a primary care doctor tested ambient AI during real-world visits and saw unexpected progress.
Skepticism evaporates when AI removes work instead of adding steps
Hudson doctors expected a slow advance toward AI…
