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A GP’s perspective on how AI is transforming healthcare

14 juillet 2025

Par Rahul Goyal, MD

A GP’s perspective on how AI is transforming healthcare

In today’s fast-paced healthcare environment, general practitioners (GPs) are at the frontline, managing complex patient needs and vast amounts of information. Artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging as a powerful partner, helping GPs navigate these challenges with greater precision and efficiency. 

In a recent guest post for The AI Journal, Dr. Rahul Goyal, General Practitioner and Clinical Executive at Elsevier, shares his insights on how AI presents a promising yet practical solution to many of the systemic issues GPs face in primary care. Drawing from his dual expertise in clinical practice and health technology, Dr. Goyal details how AI can support GPs by enhancing diagnostic accuracy, streamlining workflows, and enabling more personalized patient care. 

Dr. Goyal emphasizes that rather than replacing the vital role of clinicians, AI acts as a tool to empower GPs, with the potential to enhance diagnostic support, clinical knowledge, and provide administrative relief.   

Read the full article to discover Dr. Goyal’s insights on the use of AI in healthcare and how these tools can allow GPs to focus on what truly matters – listening to patients and making informed decisions that support them. 

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