Resuscitationist. Physician Leader. Practicing good medicine in bad places and training others to do the same. Views my own & do not represent the DoW or DON.
Joined June 2009
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Happy @littlejonesmd Day @IMResidencyDuke Fam!!!! 13 years ago I handed her a list of 8 extraordinarily complex patients on the Gen Med service, confidently assured by my SAR that “she went to @UTSWMedCenter, she’ll be fine.” She exceeded expectations in every way.
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Exactly how I’m thinking about this as well right now
I’ll die on this hill.
AI models need to be trained at the individual clinician-level, not the population-level, in order to achieve widespread adoption.
Physicians think about problems differently from one another, and do their work differently as well.
A single AI model to be used “for all” will only be used by a minority of physicians and will be abandoned by the rest.
Rather, AI systems need to be thought of as the individual clinician’s agent. And like a dog, I think that each clinician is going to have to spend substantial time working with and training the model to make it work in the way they need it to.
Until I see this - a lot of this AI software is mostly hype to me.
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All-timer of a headline here
Employers are clamoring for workers who can do doctor-like work but who are trained faster and can cost them less. on.wsj.com/4wOliEy
