Clinical AI and airway systems, built at the bedside.

I turn clinical constraints into documentation systems, airway tools, and products that hold up after launch.

100+ care sites
1.1M+ charts
400+ EMS agencies
Andrew Napier, MD
Emergency physician Clinical AI product lead

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Three systems, each judged by what happens when real people use them.

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Notes on clinical AI, reliability, emergency medicine, and device work.

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  1. Preventing AI Fabrication in Clinical Documentation

    One invented medication is enough. Clinical documentation AI has to be built around evidence.

  2. Building a Chest Pain Risk Stratifier from Clinical Conversations

    Chest pain exposes overconfident clinical AI. Useful support beats false diagnosis.

  3. Changing Models in Clinical Documentation Without Losing Control

    A new model is not a reason to touch the chart. Failure modes decide whether migration is worth it.

Clinical AI / airway systems / emergency medicine

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