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Healthcare is at a moment of recalibration. As digital tools, artificial intelligence, and virtual care move from experimentation to infrastructure, the defining question is no longer whether technology belongs in medicine—but how it is designed, governed, and integrated in service of clinicians and patients alike. The future of digital health will be shaped less by novelty and more by trust, usability, and alignment with the realities of clinical practice. It is within this context that conversations about clinician connectivity, AI, and platform-driven care delivery become essential—not solely as technology discussions, but as discussions about how healthcare is practiced and experienced.
In this episode of The TechLink Health Podcast, we’re joined by Dr. Amit Phull, Chief Clinical Experience Officer at Doximity, for a wide-ranging and timely conversation on clinician connectivity, artificial intelligence, and the future of digital medicine.
Doximity has become one of the most trusted platforms in healthcare—used by the majority of U.S. physicians—to help clinicians connect, collaborate, and navigate an increasingly complex care environment. Often described as the “LinkedIn for Doctors,” the platform has evolved well beyond networking to support telehealth, clinical communication, education, and now clinician-first generative AI. In this conversation, Dr. Phull shares insights into the evolution of DoxGPT and how it’s being designed to reduce administrative burden, improve documentation workflows, and support physicians without compromising trust, accuracy, or safety, while also discussing what’s next in Doximity’s innovation pipeline and how the company is navigating a rapidly changing digital health landscape as a public company.
Beyond Doximity itself, this episode takes a broader look at the state of telehealth—where adoption stands today, what’s working post-pandemic, and where opportunities remain to improve access, equity, and clinician experience. We also discuss what the clinician of the future may look like, how medical education must continue to evolve, and the role of a connected technology ecosystem in enabling better health outcomes while addressing burnout.
This episode offers a thoughtful, clinician-centered perspective on how technology—when designed with intention—can strengthen the practice of medicine in a rapidly changing world.
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This episode was hosted by Dr. Sarah Samaan.
The episode points to several references with links below:
🏆 Doximity Foundation: Shape the future of healthcare leadership
📲 State ofTelemedicine Report (2024)
📗 The House of God by Samuel Shem
📘 Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup by John Carreyrou
📙 Deep Medicine by Dr. Eric Topol
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