Archive · 25 Dec 2025
AIRA AI Tool Frees Health Workers from Paperwork
Doctors and nurses often spend a lot of time on paperwork and administrative tasks, which takes away from their time with patients.
A new AI tool called AIRA, made by a company called Qure.ai, helps with this problem.
AIRA listens to conversations between doctors and patients, turns them into written notes, and helps with other tasks like scheduling appointments.
This way, doctors and nurses have more time to focus on caring for their patients.
The tool is being tested in places like India and Africa and is expected to help in many other parts of Asia soon.
It's especially useful in places where there are not enough resources or where paperwork is still done by hand.
The goal is to make healthcare workers' jobs easier and improve the quality of care they can provide.
AIRA automates patient documentation, clinical decisions, and administrative tasks, freeing up healthcare workers' time for patient care.
The tool is being piloted in India, Africa, and will soon expand to Asia, aiming to support primary care settings and high-volume clinics.
AIRA uses large language models, speech-to-text, and multilingual translation to convert patient interactions into digital records, improving accuracy and efficiency.
Qure.ai's technology has impacted over 36 million lives and is deployed in 4,700+ sites across 105+ countries, supporting various health initiatives.
The goal is to enable and upskill a million healthcare workers, particularly in resource-constrained and multilingual environments, to improve health equity.
- Who
- Frontline healthcare workers including nurses, doctors, and support staff
- What
- AIRA, an AI-powered co-pilot tool developed by Qure.ai, automates patient documentation and administrative tasks
- When
- Currently being piloted with new users expected in Asia in the coming months
- Where
- Piloted in India, Africa, and upcoming in Asia
- Why
- To free up healthcare workers' time for more patient interactions and improve health equity in low- and middle-income countries
- Tool Name
- AIRA
- Developer
- Qure.ai
- Pilot Regions
- India, Africa, and upcoming in Asia
- Global Impact
- 36 million lives
- Deployment Sites
- 4,700+ sites in 105+ countries
- Key Features
- Automated data collection, clinical decision support, administrative task automation
- Target Settings
- Primary care, high-volume clinics, resource-constrained environments
- Technology Used
- Large language models, speech-to-text, multilingual translation