Dr. Genevieve Eastabrook, MD FRCSC (she/her)
@placentadoc.bsky.social
Associate Professor of OBGYN.
MFM Clinician-Researcher (placenta & cardiometabolic health) at Western University, London (the one in Ontario)
“Overburdened with mitochondrial challenges”
Placentavangelist.
Opinions are my own.
MFM Clinician-Researcher (placenta & cardiometabolic health) at Western University, London (the one in Ontario)
“Overburdened with mitochondrial challenges”
Placentavangelist.
Opinions are my own.
Reposted by Dr. Genevieve Eastabrook, MD FRCSC (she/her)
An awful lot of the discourse about AI in medicine amounts to "[valid criticism] but they're working that out."
The people who say they're working that out are selling you something. If a pharmaceutical company told you survival is worse "but we're working it out," would you advocate for that drug?
The people who say they're working that out are selling you something. If a pharmaceutical company told you survival is worse "but we're working it out," would you advocate for that drug?
November 9, 2025 at 2:18 PM
An awful lot of the discourse about AI in medicine amounts to "[valid criticism] but they're working that out."
The people who say they're working that out are selling you something. If a pharmaceutical company told you survival is worse "but we're working it out," would you advocate for that drug?
The people who say they're working that out are selling you something. If a pharmaceutical company told you survival is worse "but we're working it out," would you advocate for that drug?
Reposted by Dr. Genevieve Eastabrook, MD FRCSC (she/her)
As I've said time and time again, I am not anti-AI, I am not a Luddite. What I am is someone who knows this technology is not magic and who believes we should evaluate it on its CURRENT MERITS and not on what we assume is possible because we don't understand it.
November 9, 2025 at 2:19 PM
As I've said time and time again, I am not anti-AI, I am not a Luddite. What I am is someone who knows this technology is not magic and who believes we should evaluate it on its CURRENT MERITS and not on what we assume is possible because we don't understand it.
That can prevent doctors from wanting to do more complicated, innovative work, according to OMA president Dr. Zainab Abdurrahman…
“So, we're also potentially stifling innovation within the province.””
“So, we're also potentially stifling innovation within the province.””
November 2, 2025 at 1:50 PM
That can prevent doctors from wanting to do more complicated, innovative work, according to OMA president Dr. Zainab Abdurrahman…
“So, we're also potentially stifling innovation within the province.””
“So, we're also potentially stifling innovation within the province.””
Of the claims that don’t get paid automatically and are sent for a manual review, the ministry said two-thirds are categorized as “complex surgical claims,” where there are multiple procedures performed.
November 2, 2025 at 1:50 PM
Of the claims that don’t get paid automatically and are sent for a manual review, the ministry said two-thirds are categorized as “complex surgical claims,” where there are multiple procedures performed.
“Healey, who is also the OMA’s section chair of pediatrics, says she and her colleagues have seen OHIP billings not be resolved because some procedures, like surgeries to reattach limbs, are too complex or involve multiple physicians.
November 2, 2025 at 1:50 PM
“Healey, who is also the OMA’s section chair of pediatrics, says she and her colleagues have seen OHIP billings not be resolved because some procedures, like surgeries to reattach limbs, are too complex or involve multiple physicians.