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How Stanford patients help expose ‘fault lines’ in health AI adoption

Stanford Health Care uses patient panels to guide AI tool adoption before rollout.
Panels include patients like Eric Gries who managed care during heart transplants.
The effort seeks to expose fault lines in AI adoption in health care.
STAT reports the initiative as part of Stanford Health Care’s broader AI work.
The panels aim to balance innovation with patient safety and preferences.
The reporting author is Brittany Trang, who covers AI in health and medicine.
The patient-panel model is positioned as a window into patient priorities.
The initiative reflects Stanford’s long history of tech innovation in health care.
The article notes the effort is partially driven by patient and caregiver experiences.
The reporting outlet positions the story as a STAT+ exclusive with broader implications.

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