Anna Dijkstra
@annadijkstra.bsky.social
Health tech enthusiast, policy wonk, sci fi geek.
I think the horse has bolted on this one. Patients are going to use LLMs in time. Drs have had to deal with “dr google” - which was historically probably very poor - but I hope that good clinicians will be more open to well informed patients asking good question.
December 4, 2024 at 1:23 PM
I think the horse has bolted on this one. Patients are going to use LLMs in time. Drs have had to deal with “dr google” - which was historically probably very poor - but I hope that good clinicians will be more open to well informed patients asking good question.
Implications? (Granted it’s a small study - but well designed)
1. Giving LLM decision support to physicians won’t necessarily improve performance
2. What would happen, I wonder, if patients had access, to the outputs, empowering them with a second opinion?
1. Giving LLM decision support to physicians won’t necessarily improve performance
2. What would happen, I wonder, if patients had access, to the outputs, empowering them with a second opinion?
December 4, 2024 at 9:09 AM
Implications? (Granted it’s a small study - but well designed)
1. Giving LLM decision support to physicians won’t necessarily improve performance
2. What would happen, I wonder, if patients had access, to the outputs, empowering them with a second opinion?
1. Giving LLM decision support to physicians won’t necessarily improve performance
2. What would happen, I wonder, if patients had access, to the outputs, empowering them with a second opinion?