For doctors and nurses, the AI that saves the most time is an ambient scribe that listens to the consultation and drafts the note. In India, Eka Care's EkaScribe turns dictation into a prescription and works with its EMR, which is built for India's ABDM health records. In larger hospital systems, Abridge, used by more than 300 health systems, and Microsoft's Dragon Copilot do the same inside the hospital record. For clinical questions, a general assistant can explain a guideline or write patient instructions in plain language, but check it against the guideline itself and never paste identifiable patient details into a consumer chatbot, since health records are personal data under India's DPDP Act. For imaging, Qure.ai reads X-rays and CT scans at more than 5,500 sites in over 105 countries. Rule: a scribe inside your EMR first, an assistant for explanations, and the clinician's judgement on every decision.
An Indian health platform with EkaScribe, voice-to-prescription note-taking, an EMR built for ABDM records, and clinical decision support during consultations, on Mac, Windows and Android.