Doctors in Singapore spend nearly half their working hours on paperwork instead of patients. Can AI help give that time back?

On Good Tech, Lynlee Foo speaks with Xie Qihuang and Alexander Shao-Rong Pang, co-founders of Hesyra, a homegrown healthtech startup building an AI medical scribe. Born out of an NUS project, Hesyra listens to consultations and automatically generates clinical notes, referrals, and more - helping doctors spend less time typing and more time connecting with patients. One specialist even told the team it gave him back “the gift of eye contact” - the chance to look patients in the eye instead of at a keyboard. 

Listen and discover how startup Hesyra is bridging care and technology with an AI scribe built for clinicians.