The End of Scientific Jargon in Healthcare

Patients are often presented with medical information that is technically accurate but difficult to understand. Lab results, visit summaries, and clinical notes frequently contain specialized terms like HbA1c, erythrocyte, or edema, which serve professionals well but alienate many patients. This creates a communication gap that undermines trust, autonomy, and informed decision-making.

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AI Voice Design Customization

Frequent interface changes in software have been shown to cause “change fatigue,” reducing productivity and user satisfaction. Major redesigns in widely used platforms often lead to frustration as users are forced to relearn familiar tools. In contrast, systems that maintain consistent core functions while introducing optional updates tend to retain user trust and efficiency.

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