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AI-Powered Symptom Assessment and User Experience: A Case Study of Simtomi and Simtomi-Care
Digital symptom checkers are widely used for quick guidance on health concerns, yet many systems still face challenges in collecting accurate information, supporting communication, or integrating with clinical workflows. To explore how these tools function in real use, we examine the case of the Sim
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