“Every time I go to the doctor now or every time I get a medical report, I put it into Claude. And Claude now has a very in-depth record of all of my medical visits”
“I have a notoriously very in-depth intake because I want to know what does your life look like right now so that I can ask these questions when I'm talking to you about prescribing”
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uses a notoriously in-depth intake to learn a patient’s current life situation before deciding on medication, herbs, or lifestyle measures
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“And then for discharge planning, it's using AI to create, you know, for lack of a better term, kind of a bot. You know, something that can check in with patients and say, you know, do you understand your medications? Did you take this today?”
“The apprenticeship model that the medical industry makes would be helpful… it gives you experience in situations you need to navigate in a less intense way”
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