This big deal of Google and Suki will benefit your health a lot, this Health AI will give you information on one click.

Tech News Desk – Suki, an artificial intelligence startup company in the healthcare sector, has entered into a new partnership with Google Cloud. Through this partnership, Suki will use Google Cloud's Vertex AI platform to help with patient summaries and questions and answers. Suki's main AI is called Suki Assistant. Which allows doctors to record their meetings with patients and convert them into daily notes, helping physicians avoid the hassle of manually writing down all the information. Suki said on the partnership that the new features of Google Cloud will help Suki provide more technology to physicians while caring for patients. This will not only help the doctors but will also save the time of the patients.

Complete information about clinical history
On this, Suki's founder and CEO Puneet Soni said that we were never just making a clinical documentation tool. This assistant can help you with documentation, but it can also perform other tasks. For example, doctors will be able to use Suki's platform to ask patients questions and learn important information about the patient's clinical history.

Information will be available in one click
With Suki's new summary feature, doctors will get basic biographical information of the patient in one click. In the summary, information about his age, past diseases, previous prescriptions and other problems will be available to the doctor in one click. Soni said that by automatically collecting all the data, doctors can save 15 to 30 minutes.

When will the feature work?
Suki's patient summary feature is available to select doctors starting Wednesday and will become generally available early next year, the company said. The new Q&A feature will also become generally available early next year. Soni said that for me this is really a big trend of AI design or AI-ification of healthcare. The company said that Suki's technology is used by 350 health systems and clinics in the US and this year the startup has tripled its client base.