• AI meets clinical decision making- Using AI to improve patient outcomes- with Amanda Ralston

  • Jan 3 2025
  • Length: 57 mins
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AI meets clinical decision making- Using AI to improve patient outcomes- with Amanda Ralston

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  • In this episode of the 3 Pie Squared - ABA Business Leaders podcast, we sit down with Amanda Ralston, founder of Nonbinary Solutions and creator of Knowetic.AI, to discuss how AI is transforming clinical decision-making in the ABA field. Amanda shares her insights on balancing innovation and ethics, building effective clinical tools, and the importance of quality in ABA services. Learn how Knowetic.AI supports clinicians by providing structured pathways to improve patient outcomes and ensure medical necessity.

    Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner or just starting your journey, Amanda’s unique perspective and wealth of experience will inspire and inform your practice. Don’t miss this conversation about the intersection of technology, clinical expertise, and patient care.

    Want to learn more about NonBinary Solutions? Check out Knowetic AI!

    Knowetic.AI, a clinical decision support system helping clinicians streamline their processes and enhance patient outcomes. Learn more at www.knowetic.ai.

    Starting a practice or looking to enhance your existing one? Download our free startup list here. Access exclusive resources for ABA business leaders by exploring membership options with 3 Pie Squared here.

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