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The note you still haven’t finished at 4:42pm.
The shift doesn’t run short of knowledge. It runs short of minutes.
AI does not fix the NHS. It can speed up the parts of the job that should not take as long as they do.
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I am Juwon.
NHS occupational therapist, exploring AI in clinical practice. East London.
I started Clinically Intelligent during time away from the ward. I was using AI tools in my own work and they were making a difference. Not in a theoretical way. In an I finished my notes before the end of shift way. In an I found a guideline update my Trust had not circulated way. In an I had more mental space left at the end of a Tuesday way.
Every tool I cover I have tried myself first. Every scenario comes from real clinical work. If it did not earn its place, it does not make the newsletter.
The human part is the point.