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Technology and Healthcare

AI in healthcare, clinical knowledge systems and digital workflows, with human judgement kept at the centre.

A handwritten notebook, stethoscope and small medicine bottles on a consulting room desk
From The Consultation Is the Data.

2 essays in Technology and Healthcare

A handwritten notebook, stethoscope and small medicine bottles on a consulting room desk
Technology and Healthcare5 min read

The Consultation Is the Data

Why clinic software often captures the easy fields and misses what matters in a consultation, and how to design healthcare systems that respect clinical work.

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The Consultation Is the Data

What clinic software tends to miss, seen first by an engineer building it and later by a medical student using it

What the essay covers:

  • What software captures easily
  • What the consultation actually contains
  • How good intentions produce poor records
  • Designing for the consultation
  • Where AI could help, carefully
  • What I would tell my 2012 self

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Responsible AI in Healthcare: A Practical Checklist

Twelve questions for clinicians, practice owners and technologists before an AI tool reaches patients

What the essay covers:

  • Before anything else: what problem are you solving?
  • Evidence and performance
  • Human oversight and accountability
  • Privacy, fairness and workflow
  • After launch
  • A simple scoring approach
  • The principle underneath the checklist

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Why Rohit writes about technology and healthcare

Technology and healthcare meet in records, workflows, knowledge and AI. These essays explore how that meeting can support clinicians without replacing judgement.

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