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- Indexed videos, last 90 days
- 2
- Latest publication
- Aug 25, 2026
- Audience
- ~826 subscribers
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 30, 2026
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The Doctor Will See You Now (opens the original)
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Healthcare is human. But the work of healthcare has become harder to hold in any one human's head. More patient data to review. More plan information to reconcile. More literature to absorb. More administrative context to carry. More than four in ten clinicians told the AMA last year that they're burning out, and over a third are considering leaving the profession — not because they stopped caring about patients, but because the overhead became overwhelming. At Abridge, we've anchored on the mos
Abridge Clinician Roundtable: What It Feels Like to Practice With Abridge (opens the original)
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“Freeing.“ “Affirming.” “A Revolution.” That's how clinicians describe what it feels like to practice with Abridge. We sat down with Max Ingersoll, Dr. Danny Lee, and Dr. Gayle Sutcliffe who all work directly with our team on the Abridge platform to turn professional feedback into product development. We asked them a simple question: What's actually changed in the room? What they all said was that they can now get back the part of medicine that’s most important: providing uninterrupted attention
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