Study Characterizes Clinicians' Use of the AI Platform OpenEvidence

Study characterizes clinicians' use of the AI platform OpenEvidence

Artificial intelligence–enabled tools allow clinicians to ask questions like, "How should I explain cholesterol levels to a patient?" or "What were the outcomes of the ATLANTIS trial?" and receive synthesized responses in seconds. However, data on which clinicians use these tools, how often they use them and for what purposes have remained limited.

AI at the Bedside: Study Tracks How Nearly a Million Clinicians Use

Artificial intelligence has moved from the margins of medicine into the daily workflow of hundreds of thousands of clinicians, yet until now, remarkably little has been known about who actually uses these tools, how often they reach for them, and

Here's how many clinicians are using AI to answer their medical questions

New research illustrates the rapid rise of clinicians’ use of AI to answer medical questions despite little evidence of how it affects decision-making or patient outcomes. Researchers studied usage data from OpenEvidence, an AI search ...

OpenEvidence Study: Clinicians Use AI Most for Treatment 2027

A JAMA study found 952,008 clinicians sent OpenEvidence 271 million queries, mostly about treatment, while AI evaluations still focus on diagnosis.