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Yahoo
16-06-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Abstractive Health introduces new AI simulation for diagnostic training
Abstractive Health has introduced an AI-driven simulation known as Clinical Time Machine, designed to enhance diagnostic training for physicians. Currently accessible via Abstractive Health's platform, the clinical solution allows medical professionals to engage with real historical medical cases, providing a risk-free environment for exploring rare and complex conditions. Developed on a HIPAA-compliant platform that also facilitates the real-time summarisation of electronic health records (EHRs) in hospitals, Clinical Time Machine allows clinicians to delve into diagnostic cases from the past. The solution does not require any direct EHR integration. Abstractive Health CEO Vince Hartman said: 'Three years after ChatGPT, fewer than 1% of physicians have ever seen an AI full medical record summary. We're changing that.' Each simulation begins with an AI-generated summary of original medical documents, some dating back hundreds of years. Clinicians navigate through a structured chart, examining everything from the history of the current illness to laboratory results and vital signs. They obtain simulated updates that reflect clinical observations made at the time. Hartman added: 'It's not a quiz. It's about engaging clinical reasoning in a sandbox where doctors can make decisions and learn from them.' The technology behind Clinical Time Machine is based on Abstractive Health's summarisation, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and agentic AI platform. It utilises advanced optical character recognition (OCR) and an AI summarisation pipeline capable of transforming handwritten notes into coherent clinical narratives. Currently, the summarisation solution is being trialled at Weill Cornell Medicine in a research partnership aimed at improving Emergency Medicine handoff notes. Furthermore, Abstractive Health is set to expand the simulation's reach to outpatient clinics in Canada through a collaboration with WELL Health Technologies, which was established after an investment and distribution agreement last year. "Abstractive Health introduces new AI simulation for diagnostic training" was originally created and published by Hospital Management, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site.
National Post
13-06-2025
- Health
- National Post
Abstractive Health Launches Clinical Time Machine, the First AI Game Built on Real Historical Patient Records
Article content NEW YORK — Abstractive Health has launched Clinical Time Machine, an AI-driven simulation that immerses physicians in diagnostic cases using real historical medical charts. Built on the same HIPAA-compliant platform that powers live summarization of electronic health records (EHRs) in hospital settings, the simulation lets clinicians explore rare, complex cases from hundreds of years ago without patient risk. Article content CEO Vince Hartman calls it 'a Microsoft Flight Simulator for medicine,' enabling diagnostic training on authentic data with no need for EHR integration. 'Three years after ChatGPT, fewer than 1% of physicians have ever seen an AI full medical record summary,' he says. 'We're changing that.' Article content Each case begins with an AI-generated summary distilled from original, centuries-old handwritten documents. Clinicians explore the structured chart, from history of present illness to labs and vitals, and receive simulated updates based on actual clinical observations. 'It's not a quiz. It's about engaging clinical reasoning in a sandbox where doctors can make decisions and learn from them,' Hartman explains. Article content The simulation is built on Abstractive Health's existing summarization and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and agentic AI platform. Leveraging advanced OCR and a robust AI summarization pipeline, it can also process handwritten records and turn scribbled notes into readable clinical narratives. The summarization technology is currently being piloted at Weill Cornell Medicine in a research collaboration to assist with writing Emergency Medicine handoff notes. Abstractive Health is also preparing to roll out the experience to Canadian outpatient clinics through a partnership with Canada's WELL Health Technologies that followed an investment and distribution deal inked last year. Article content Abstractive Health's broader goal is to bring clinicians into meaningful, hands-on engagement with AI. 'We're not just saving time – we're helping doctors think better,' Hartman says. 'This is about curiosity, growth, and elevating clinical skill.' Article content Clinical Time Machine is available now through Abstractive's platform for free. Article content Abstractive Health retrieves medical records, generates trusted AI summaries, and answers complex clinical questions. Its platform is used by clinicians nationwide and is currently in pilots with Well Health and Weill Cornell Medicine. A top 3 company in the 2024 VA AI Tech Sprint, Abstractive is backed by the NSF and has been featured by Forbes 30 Under 30. Article content Article content Article content Contacts Article content Media Contact: Article content Article content Article content
Business Wire
13-06-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Abstractive Health Launches Clinical Time Machine, the First AI Game Built on Real Historical Patient Records
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Abstractive Health has launched Clinical Time Machine, an AI-driven simulation that immerses physicians in diagnostic cases using real historical medical charts. Built on the same HIPAA-compliant platform that powers live summarization of electronic health records (EHRs) in hospital settings, the simulation lets clinicians explore rare, complex cases from hundreds of years ago without patient risk. Abstractive Health's broader goal is to bring clinicians into meaningful, hands-on engagement with AI. Share CEO Vince Hartman calls it 'a Microsoft Flight Simulator for medicine,' enabling diagnostic training on authentic data with no need for EHR integration. 'Three years after ChatGPT, fewer than 1% of physicians have ever seen an AI full medical record summary,' he says. 'We're changing that.' Each case begins with an AI-generated summary distilled from original, centuries-old handwritten documents. Clinicians explore the structured chart, from history of present illness to labs and vitals, and receive simulated updates based on actual clinical observations. 'It's not a quiz. It's about engaging clinical reasoning in a sandbox where doctors can make decisions and learn from them,' Hartman explains. The simulation is built on Abstractive Health's existing summarization and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and agentic AI platform. Leveraging advanced OCR and a robust AI summarization pipeline, it can also process handwritten records and turn scribbled notes into readable clinical narratives. The summarization technology is currently being piloted at Weill Cornell Medicine in a research collaboration to assist with writing Emergency Medicine handoff notes. Abstractive Health is also preparing to roll out the experience to Canadian outpatient clinics through a partnership with Canada's WELL Health Technologies that followed an investment and distribution deal inked last year. Abstractive Health's broader goal is to bring clinicians into meaningful, hands-on engagement with AI. 'We're not just saving time - we're helping doctors think better,' Hartman says. 'This is about curiosity, growth, and elevating clinical skill.' Clinical Time Machine is available now through Abstractive's platform for free. About Abstractive Health Abstractive Health retrieves medical records, generates trusted AI summaries, and answers complex clinical questions. Its platform is used by clinicians nationwide and is currently in pilots with Well Health and Weill Cornell Medicine. A top 3 company in the 2024 VA AI Tech Sprint, Abstractive is backed by the NSF and has been featured by Forbes 30 Under 30.
