We are grappling with a global healthcare crisis manifesting in numerous troubling ways. Healthcare professionals across the globe are experiencing unprecedented levels of burnout and shortages, putting immense pressure on systems meant to safeguard public health. In countries with a single-payer system, many citizens find themselves without a dedicated family physician, facing long wait times for essential services. Meanwhile, nations with multi-payer systems face staggering healthcare debts that threaten their financial stability and grapple with a mountain of paperwork.  Dealing with this extensive paperwork leads to decreased efficiency, an increased likelihood of errors, and less face-to-face interaction with patients during clinical hours, which undermines both access to and the quality of care.