Interesting to see the medicolegal perspective on AI charting — reminds me of the snowballing self-inflicted wounds from the U.S. of ever-burdensome, detailed, and unnecessarily bloated documentation.
Frequently, less is more — from a readability and sustainability standpoint. #AIcare24
Most interesting tidbit from Day 1 of #AIcare24 in Melbourne – addressing the question of how to test the accuracy of AI when no "ground truth" is available.
For example, clinical summarization – is the AI output accurate? What's the comparator?
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When the clinical use of AI leads to patient harms, medico legal responsibility should not just fall on the shoulders doctors but all those who can manage or mitigate risk - including software developers. (Tracey Pickett, Avant) #aicare24
A fun breakout session at #aicare24 — multimodal simulated conversational training for clinical scenarios —
— demonstrated here as de-escalation training for high-tension patient/family conversations.
Great shout out to @pulseit.bsky.social coverage of the challenges and learnings of implementing #AiScribes
#AiCare24
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