Join Autoscriber’s CEO and co-founder Jacqueline Kazmaier to discover how AI is transforming the healthcare landscape by reducing doctors’ administrative workload and enhancing patient care.
Plus, Jacqueline shares why The Netherlands is a top spot for starting a business and offers inspiring career advice for young women looking to break into technical fields.
Don’t miss out on this inspiring and insightful conversation! Press play to tune in or read more about the episode by scrolling down.
Empowering Doctors with AI for Better Patient Care With Jacqueline Kazmaier | Ep. 56 – Women Disrupting Tech
The Magic You Can Expect in this Episode 🪄
Do you recognize this? You’re at the doctor’s office trying to explain some health issues that you’re experiencing, and the doctor is looking at their screen the entire time. That is not something you want as a patient, right?
Here’s their reality: for every hour spent with patients, doctors spend two hours on administrative tasks like note-taking, insurance, and billing. This overload impacts their productivity and job satisfaction, leading to burnout and high turnover, further burdening the remaining staff.
So, the million-euro question is how we can improve this and how AI can help.
In episode 56 of Women Disrupting Tech, you’ll hear the answer from Autoscriber co-founder and CEO Jacqueline Kazmaier. Join us to explore:
🩺 How Autoscriber acts as a doctor’s companion for better patient care.
💡 Viewing technology as a tool to amplify human strengths in healthcare.
🌟 Why not having a medical degree can be advantageous in health tech.
You’ll also learn about their organizational governance model, which allows them to adapt to the constantly evolving environment quickly.
When you’re ready to listen and discover how Autoscriber is empowering doctors with AI for better patient care, you can find the links to this magical episode throughout this blog post. Or search for “Women Disrupting Tech” in your favorite podcast app.🎧✨
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About Jacqueline Kazmaier and Autoscriber
Jacqueline Kazmaier is the co-founder and CEO of Autoscriber. She holds a master’s degree and a Ph.D. in industrial engineering from Stellenbosch University.
Before co-founding Autoscriber, she co-founded two other companies. You can connect with her on LinkedIn.
Autoscriber is transforming doctor–patient interactions by extracting relevant patient information from conversations and storing it in the electronic patient file. Their goal is to improve the health of 1 million people per year. You can learn more on their website and follow their journey on LinkedIn or Instagram.
“Just show young women and girls that it is possible and acceptable to work in this field, and that they can succeed.”
Jacqueline Kazmaier
What makes this episode magical🌟?
Now, I can tell you about Jacqueline’s magic blend of a love for math and medicine. I can also tell you about the entrepreneurial spirit that makes The Netherlands a great place to start a business. I can even tell you her inspiring advice to make the podcast obsolete by the end of 2032: focus more on diverse founder teams.
But that is only part of the magic of this episode. To me, the real magic is in Autoscriber’s solution.
With the number of physicians dropping in Europe, having top-notch health tech is crucial to safeguarding our access to high-quality healthcare.
Imagine having a personal medical buddy right in your pocket. One that suggests treatments and orders your meds. One that helps you prevent health problems or detect them early.
When you think about Autoscriber like that, you see a massive opportunity for transformative, AI-driven solutions like Autoscriber to improve the lives of doctors and patients.
What’s coming up?
I’ll be taking a break in June to go on holiday and recharge my own battery.
In July, in episode 57, Wafa M’ribah returns as a solo guest to explain how you can build a career in AI.
So stay tuned for more amazing women disrupting tech and their male allies in season three of Women Disrupting Tech!
Let me know what you think!
When you’ve finished listening to this episode of Women Disrupting Tech, leave a comment below with your thoughts on how AI can transform healthcare!
And if you would like to suggest a guest that I absolutely must have on the podcast, send me an email or send me a DM on LinkedIn.
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