Jyunmi Hatcher

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I will open up with an AI and science story.

I came across a story about EHR, or electronic health records, embedded AI boost dementia detection in primary care.

And this comes from the JAMA network open.

So a randomized clinical trial in- Hang tight.

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So a randomized clinical trial in nine federally qualified health centers tested a no-cost

fully digital approach to flag likely dementia during routine care.

Clinics embedded two tools into their electronic health records, the Quick Dementia Rating System, or the QDRS, a 10 question patient checklist, and a passive digital marker.

An AI model then scans existing EHR data for dementia risk signals.

Compared with usual care, clinics who use both tools saw 31% higher odds of new Alzheimer's and related dementia diagnosis over 12 months and a 41% higher odds of follow-up diagnostic assessments.