AI and research company Corti has partnered with global clinical technology company Wolters Kluwer to integrate UpToDate into Corti's real-time AI platform. This collaboration aims to enhance clinicians' access to credible medical data, starting with a pilot in the Corti Assistant app, which listens, understands, and documents conversations in real time to generate clinical letters within seconds. By providing evidence-backed answers during and after consultations, the partnership seeks to improve interaction quality, enhance care, and make AI documentation more reliable.
Dr. Frederik Brabant, chief medical strategy officer at Corti, emphasized that Corti Assistant is purpose-built for clinical decision-making, documentation, and patient interactions, unlike general-purpose AI apps. Greg Samios, CEO of clinical effectiveness for Wolters Kluwer Health, highlighted the collaboration’s potential to transform healthcare by integrating UpToDate into Corti’s ambient solution, breaking down silos, and improving patient-provider interactions.
In January, Corti introduced specialized foundation models designed to enhance AI’s role in healthcare by making time for patients rather than taking it away. Built on nine years of peer-reviewed research and trained exclusively on healthcare data, these models aim for faster, more concise, accurate, and cost-efficient performance compared to leading large language models. In 2023, Wolters Kluwer added generative AI capabilities to UpToDate and, alongside Unbound Medicine, launched a mobile app version of Lippincott’s Nursing Drug Handbook, featuring FDA updates and data on over 3,800 drugs.
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