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On today’s podcast, I have a chat with Christine Spraker and Aki Alzubaidi from Matrix Analytics. We discuss the rapid development in the industry of using AI and Deep Learning to help caregivers, the importance of listening before you think, and how getting angry about something can work for doctors, sometimes.. For more information…

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On today’s podcast, I have a chat with Christine Spraker and Aki Alzubaidi from Matrix Analytics. We discuss the rapid development in the industry of using AI and Deep Learning to help caregivers, the importance of listening before you think, and how getting angry about something can work for doctors, sometimes..

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