Doctors Only Have Time to Read 3% of Patient Data | Eli Ben-Joseph, Regard

Storing medical data got easy. Reading it did not. Doctors get 5 to 15 minutes and far more data than that allows. Book Ian for your event → iankhan.com | booking@iankhan.com SUMMARY Eli Ben-Joseph co-founded Regard to surface what matters inside the short window a doctor actually has. He explains the 3% figure, how learning an individual physician's preferences changed adoption, and how the conversation with health system CIOs has shifted from explaining AI to differentiating within it. KEY FINDINGS • Doctors reviewing roughly 3% of the data available to them • Five to fifteen minutes with a patient as the hard constraint • Surfacing what matters inside that window rather than adding to it • Learning an individual physician's preferences: labs first, then plan • Outputs delivered in the voice of the doctor • That personalisation being what drove real adoption • CIOs no longer needing AI explained to them • The conversation moving to what differentiates one approach from another NOTABLE QUOTES "Doctors usually only have time to view 3% of the data they have access to." — Eli Ben-Joseph "We can now understand the voice of the doctor, and our outputs can be in the voice of the doctor." — Eli Ben-Joseph GUEST Eli Ben-Joseph, Co-Founder & CEO, Regard FULL TRANSCRIPT iankhan.com/futurist/eli-ben-joseph-regard-clinical-data Recorded at ViVE 2026 for The Futurist. ──────────────────── ABOUT IAN KHAN — HEALTHCARE AI KEYNOTE SPEAKER Most AI keynotes end with a better understanding. Mi