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AI Applications in Medical Practice Management

Episode 7 
Dr. Laura-Kathryn Neal and Joe Daraskevich spend the seventh episode in the A.I. podcast series talking about Grammarly and how the tool can make communication more professional in a medical practice. The hosts start by pointing out some quick tricks to enhance the clarity and professionalism in email communications by helping with clear subject lines, structured content and a professional tone. Grammarly offers corrections in real time. That can be really helpful if you don’t have another set of eyes to proofread or edit content. The instant feedback can help you quickly adjust your spelling and punctuation, but it can also enhance your vocabulary by suggesting synonyms and phrases to improve impact. Dr. Neal explains how people who tend to be too wordy can benefit from the Grammarly features that make writing more concise. On the other side of the coin, content that is too brief can be lengthened with similar tools. Try using Grammarly along with the other platforms discussed in previous episodes and let us know if you have any questions by leaving a comment.  Show Notes

Episode 6 
The sixth episode in the A.I. series focuses on task management within medical practices and how the free version of Trello can revolutionize an organization's workflow while also boosting efficiency. Dr. Laura-Kathryn Neal and Joe Daraskevich start with the basics, explaining how Trello organizes projects into boards that can be used to manage tasks and foster team collaboration. Users can use Trello to easily assign staff assignments and track progress as the team works toward a deadline. Dr. Neal pinpoints specific ways Trello can be useful in a medical practice, like tracking inventory. Statistics show Trello saves time and cuts back on the number of errors within a team. Feel free to give Trello a shot and leave comments below if any questions pop up!  Show Notes
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