< + > Corti Becomes Part of the Conversation

Corti offers AI-based, ambient clinical voice support for physicians and nurses. Because the solution is fully automated and works in real-time, it can make recommendations during a patient interview, such as suggesting extra questions to ask or the direction for further investigations and treatment.

The tool can take input from a local microphone and display its recommendations on the clinician’s computer screen or device. The clinician has control over the amount of intervention the solution provides. It can also generate notes, suggest coding, and do other tasks for the clinician.

In this video, co-founder and CTO Lars Maaløe explains the research that went into their predictive modeling, and how they designed their models, update them for new specialties and use cases, and continuously improve quality. He stresses that the clinicians don’t have to adapt their previous ways of working to use the technology, which forms “the shell around their workflow.”

Watch the video for more details about testing, the quality process, and how the solution integrates with EHRs and CRMs.

Learn more about Corti: https://www.corti.ai/

Check out other articles on ambient clinical voice:

• Nuance Is Setting the Bar for Ambient Clinical Voice
• A Look at Nabla Copilot’s Automatic Clinical Documentation
• Fully Automated Medical Scribes Using AI
• Oracle Health Goes Beyond Visit Summaries with Its Use of AI in Their EHR
• Augmedix Derives More Value from Automated Generation of Medical Notes
• Real-Time Clinical Note Generation from Mutuo Health Solutions
• The Evolution of Suki’s Ambient Clinical Voice Solution and What Differentiates It in the Market
• Outsourcing Clinical Notes to an Expert-Machine Collaboration Using Ambient Clinical Voice

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