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I’ve always been in this camp. I’m much more efficient doing the note how I want it instead of having to go back through to proofread and edit someone else’s note. I don’t think the most efficient people in our group are using AI.
Which boggles the mind because I can think of multiple things that it could easily do that would make my life easier (AI scribe isn't one of them).
Not really but what’s new? With any kind of bad outcome people believe that somebody HAS to be blamed.
Agreed, but it’s just shocking that in this go around it’s blaming anyone EXCEPT for the person who murdered three children. Def the fault of a doctor who misplaced a comma in her note.
Some economics blog (I think it was pivot, but I could be wrong) said that AI is, like any technology, ultimately a tool that will make our jobs easier and can be excellent to improve our efficiency. But - like any such innovation - being marketed as increasing efficiency or making the lives of workers easier is not profitable *enough* and it has to go through a full cycle of the people pushing the new technology trying to do so in the most absolutely cravenly capitalist way first. That it has to be marketed and designed in a way where it maximizes short term profit by replacing humans and makes downsizing easier for a while before people settle down and accept that there is more long-term profit making the appropriate changes to (still be profitable but) be less toxic.
Lawyers will lawyer. What would really be absurd is if the jury buys it. With enough play to emotion and a susceptible jury, you just never know.
I’m sure you guys get more unreasonable family members than me, but dang if there isn’t skepticism of doctors to astronomic levels where if you get the wrong juror(s) it’s a problem.
I feel like this goes throughout pretty much any service-type of industry. COVID really set physicians back a mile with regards to trust. With that said, there's a lot of bad actors throughout healthcare and every other industry.
Fair point. Even within the physician community I’ve got my list of people I wouldn’t send my worst enemies to. Worst enemies meaning individuals in PE and the C suite.
People in just suck more post-COVID. Plus the Internet which reinforces everyone's craziness and made up diseases.
Absolutely. Medical literature for patients isn’t supposed to go beyond a 6th grade reading level (a quick AI search says 54 goshdarn% of Americans are below that).
1) Waffles>Pancakes>>>>>>>French Toast. I'm not a big breakfast guy but love me some crispy Belgian waffles. OTOH I would be quite content never eating French Toast again
No rules. Just right.
I used to eat a bowl of mint chocolate chip ice cream almost every night for years. Then I saw my LDL was borderline high and I stopped cold turkey. No regrets, (either stopping or having started in the first place).
Mint Oreo brother. Mints Oreo.
Is it just mint choc chip for you? Or is all mint a non-starter? Peppermint patties? Mojitos?
Yeah it’s mostly the combination I don’t like. Mint by itself is fine, chocolate by itself is great. So not a fan of peppermint patties, although the andes mint chocolate is more tolerable.
I enjoy mint. I like the peppermint patties, Oreo mints, etc. but I've just never really gotten into mint ice cream.
Black cherry, but with apple pie ice cream as a close second.
Solid choices; I had a blue berry crumble/pie ice cream this summer that was heavenly.
No Rum Raisin? I like 2 scoops of Rum Raisin with a shot of dark rum on top.
There is no more disappointing food experience than biting into a cookie thinking it’s chocolate chip and getting raisins instead
Unless they've been soaked in rum!
Oatmeal raisin cookies should not even be a thing. The correct oatmeal cookie is oatmeal and chocolate chips: semi-sweet chocolate chips.
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Board sides with doctor who cited 'stand your ground' law after striking combative patient • Iowa Capital Dispatch
The Iowa Board of Medicine has dismissed charges against a physician who claimed self-defense after physically striking a combative patient.
FAFO. I thank God that I was cleared by the investigator after I popped the one in the head after he spit, hit, kicked and tried to bite me. Didn’t stop me from getting drug through the mud and in front of every disciplinary committee and ultimately losing my job.Board sides with doctor who cited 'stand your ground' law after striking combative patient • Iowa Capital Dispatch
The Iowa Board of Medicine has dismissed charges against a physician who claimed self-defense after physically striking a combative patient.
my hospital snack of choice is a microwaved oatmeal raisin cookie. 12 seconds if 1 cookie, 16 seconds if its two cookies on top of each other in the microwave.
We are assaulted, abused and taken for granted enough in health care. A health care worker should never be punished for acting in self defense.
I did download it and even played an hour. Thoughts on age appropriateness (say a 6th grader and a HS freshman…) ?
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