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Many clinics use a chatbot before your visit to ask what's going on, so the doctor is ready when you walk in.
Before some doctor visits, you might chat with a bot on a phone or computer. It asks what brings you in, when it started, and how you've been feeling.
The chatbot's notes go to the doctor. When you walk in, the doctor already has a head start. You spend more visit time on the important stuff.
The big idea: a pre-visit chatbot saves time so the real visit is more about you and less about paperwork.
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What is the main purpose of a pre-visit chatbot at a doctor's office?
If you have a serious or urgent health problem, what should you do?
Which of these is a question a pre-visit chatbot would most likely ask you?
Why might a doctor appreciate a patient who used the pre-visit chatbot?
What does the lesson mean when it says a pre-visit chatbot helps make the visit 'more about you'?
If the chatbot asks what you've already tried for your problem, it might want to know:
What type of information would be most helpful to share with a pre-visit chatbot?
A pre-visit chatbot is best described as:
When the lesson mentions 'urgent' situations, it is referring to:
What happens to the information you share with a pre-visit chatbot?
The lesson says the big idea is that a pre-visit chatbot saves time. What does it save time for?
Which of these would NOT be a good reason to use a pre-visit chatbot?
What is one key term from this lesson?
If you are unsure whether your symptoms are serious, what should guide your decision to use the chatbot versus seek urgent care?
The lesson compares a pre-visit chatbot to starting something before you're in the room. What is being started?