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Microsoft highlights AI’s role in healthcare workflows across providers and life sciences

Microsoft’s blog post outlines how AI is being embedded into healthcare and life sciences workflows beyond experimentation. The focus is on expanding human capacity by automating administrative tasks, accelerating decision-making, and enabling faster scientific discovery. Intermountain Health uses Microsoft Dragon Copilot within its Epic EHR to draft clinical notes, scaling to over 2,500 active…

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  • Intermountain Health scaled **Dragon Copilot** to 2,500+ users in Epic EHR, cutting documentation time
  • Premera Blue Cross migrated **Facets** to Azure, boosting batch processing by 38% with zero data loss
  • Pierre Fabre’s **PLA.I.GROUND** platform sees daily use by over half its employees for AI tasks

The post emphasizes that AI’s value lies in freeing professionals for higher-value work, not just efficiency gains. Trust, security, and compliance are framed as critical to long-term adoption. Microsoft promotes its own resources—like an AI use cases guide and an infographic—to help organizations implement AI meaningfully.

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Accelerating human capacity across healthcare with AI

microsoft.com · 30 September 2026

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