PJ Media did indepth reviews of five medical schools. I had to conclude I wouldn't want their graduates as my doctor. That was before the use and DEI indoctrination. Then we glimps the other side - the advancing AI take over. They anticipate patients wearing monitors with master AI that will inform them for example low blood sugar, high …
PJ Media did indepth reviews of five medical schools. I had to conclude I wouldn't want their graduates as my doctor. That was before the use and DEI indoctrination. Then we glimps the other side - the advancing AI take over. They anticipate patients wearing monitors with master AI that will inform them for example low blood sugar, high BP and what to do about it. In building monitors for full analses and recommendations. Personnel records to provide to any facility to access. They make the point they must assure all have full confidence in the system.
I worked briefly in 'Professional Relations' in the SSA Disabilty operations. They weren't happy having to deal with Dics. Got the impression they'd be glad to be rid of them. As things are evolving I get the feeling they're inching closer.
A good Dr Patient relationship with a touch of advocacy is pure gold. Admit I've had a mix.
To sum it up. IMO AI has a role as a starting place. It should not replace a Dr Kory, Merrick Urso et al. My retinal spec makes eye shots possible. Older physicians who are Good Docs, with hearts like Dr M are invaluable. Those qualities are being devalued. Anyone considering medicine needs to stay on top of outlooks
If the most they end up doing is steering patients around thebequipment it's not likely to pay well. (Sught not great today so no edit sorry)
PJ Media did indepth reviews of five medical schools. I had to conclude I wouldn't want their graduates as my doctor. That was before the use and DEI indoctrination. Then we glimps the other side - the advancing AI take over. They anticipate patients wearing monitors with master AI that will inform them for example low blood sugar, high BP and what to do about it. In building monitors for full analses and recommendations. Personnel records to provide to any facility to access. They make the point they must assure all have full confidence in the system.
I worked briefly in 'Professional Relations' in the SSA Disabilty operations. They weren't happy having to deal with Dics. Got the impression they'd be glad to be rid of them. As things are evolving I get the feeling they're inching closer.
A good Dr Patient relationship with a touch of advocacy is pure gold. Admit I've had a mix.
To sum it up. IMO AI has a role as a starting place. It should not replace a Dr Kory, Merrick Urso et al. My retinal spec makes eye shots possible. Older physicians who are Good Docs, with hearts like Dr M are invaluable. Those qualities are being devalued. Anyone considering medicine needs to stay on top of outlooks
If the most they end up doing is steering patients around thebequipment it's not likely to pay well. (Sught not great today so no edit sorry)