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Scalable AI-based clinical communication training and automated assessment
Poor clinical communication can delay care, contribute to errors, and harm patients, yet opportunities for repeated practice with feedback remain limited. Our prior randomized trial showed that practice with the SOPHIE AI patient platform improved serious illness communication, but the system addres
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