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<title>Reentry Syndrome in :60</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Gabby knows health risks for adolescent girls and can assess a young woman's medical situation in no time flat. She's a great listener, gives astute advice, and doesn't mind repeating herself. You can also turn Gabby on and off.

"We have developed animated computerized characters that interact with patients with empathy and are strictly tailored to their medical issues," says Brian Jack, a professor of family medicine. "It's extraordinarily sophisticated."

Gabby is the latest evolution of Jack's groundbreaking work. It builds on a computer system named Louise that he and a programmer colleague designed several years ago to help patients understand hospital discharge instructions and curb readmissions. It's especially resonant in light of this year's Affordable Care Act, which penalizes hospitals for excessive readmits. Louise is now being used in 49 states and 10 countries. "In a 15-minute visit, you can't really talk about health education, diet and exercise, cholesterol, and medications." 

Read the story on the Annual Report:
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