Ope' Komolafe is an internist dedicated to delivering compassionate, effective patient care at the bedside and beyond. His interests include critical care, CPR, and improving resuscitation outcomes through evidence-based practice, team training, and quality improvement.
Beyond the walls of the hospital, he is a champion for physician wellness, recognizing that sustainable, healthy clinicians are essential to the delivery of high-quality care. His work integrates clinical excellence with empathy, equity, and a deep respect for the human side of health care. By bridging medicine and health policy, he hopes to contribute to building health care systems that protect both patients and the professionals who serve them.
Komolafe has a deep fascination with medical history and the humanities and is a recipient of several undergraduate awards for excellence in public health. Outside of work, he is typically a homebody and a bibliophile, but he won't miss an opportunity to escape to an enchanting location.
It was one of the slower nights in December. The ICU PA and I were making small talk, and he handed me an AI-generated Christmas carol composed for ventilated ICU patients. Skimming through, I found the lines mischievously fascinating, if a little macabre. My musings were quickly interrupted by an inner prompt to complete my notes.
The prompt did not indicate a preference for note writing over Christmas cheer, but rather …
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Why AI clinical notes will never hold a trembling hand
