Ascension hospital rolls out AI to residents

Nashville, Tenn.-based Ascension Saint Thomas is introducing an AI-powered administrative assistant to its second- and third-year internal medicine residents.

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The health system will allow residents to use Suki, the AI healthcare assistant, to help with documentation burdens. Additionally, Saint Thomas is expanding Suki’s availability to more than 700 clinicians.

The health system’s goal is to eventually expand Suki to all residents.

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