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21 Topics🌟Using Copilot to Catch Up and Get Started with Work
HLS Copilot Workflows are the perfect way to learn how to use Copilot, in a deeper, multi process, workflows to boost your productivity and reduce your workload. In this Workflow you will learn how to use Copilot within Teams to get a table of messages and tasks and follow-ups from the previous day, get summary information and query a PDF within the browser, use prompts to understand content from meetings that you missed or were invited to, and build content based off meeting notes and attachments to present to your Team. 🌟Along the way you will get additional productivity tips that you can use every day to get work done quicker and take away some of the stress from information overload. To see all HLS Copilot Workflows videos click here.2.2KViews3likes0CommentsIn Preview: Bringing generative AI to Azure AI Health Bot
In the current era of Large Language Models (LLMs), there is a growing demand for AI in healthcare. Healthcare organizations are actively exploring ways to leverage these advanced technologies to develop their own GPT-powered copilot experiences for doctors or virtual health assistants for patients. It's important to understand that healthcare organizations will only use these tools when they adhere to the highest security and compliance standards required for healthcare purposes The escalating demand is driven by the recognition that AI systems can significantly enhance healthcare experiences with many different tasks, such as assisting with administrative or clinical tasks. The goal is to build intelligent and engaging chat experiences that utilize generative AI, providing accurate, relevant, and consistent information based on credible healthcare information or validated customer sources.YOTNM Ep. 2: March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness month
Hear a personal journey of the importance of timely health screenings to proactively manage your health and wellbeing. Kathleen McGrow, DNP, CNIO, RN, MS, discusses Colorectal Cancer Awareness month in Episode 2 of Year of the Nurse & Midwife series.