drb.medsky.social
Artificial intelligence aficionado.
Clinical Research PI & Strategy Lead. Muslim Moroccan Doctor Lung/critical care specialist. Business Leader. Distinguished #Educator. Bioethicist. Perpetual Knowledge seeker. Blessed car crash survivor. #MedAi #Research
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I’m not sure if you’re looking for social resources? Medical resources? Moral support? All I can say is you can do it. Use your clinical thought process to problem solve: differential, process of elimination, risk/reward for decision. And don’t forget to just be a “son” sometimes.
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Like Linda I’m not sure how to help but first, I empathize. I have a father who’s aging with Alzheimer and it started very subtle. Being highly educated made things worse: he was used to using processes to help mask the symptoms. I had to convince his Dr of it so we could start some treatment.
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What would you do next? - another dose ZA since renal function improving?
- Increase Furosemide?
- Nasal calcitonin? If so what dose?
Thank you 🙏 for taking the time
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Great topic. Prognostication in medicine is a lost art. Starting by teaching to recognize the “syndrome of #death “…the most well known symptom of which is the clinical “improvement” before passing that always seems to catch clinicians by surprise and magnify families distress. #medsky
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While I understand/agree w ur point and where you come from, history teaches us that we didn’t self censor after discovering that our phones listen to us, that our devices (tv, laptops,..) record and sell our data to make a profit, even in deeply personal settings and when children were concerned.
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That part.
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It’s called - I don’t want to do it till I have to do it. Just finished mine. Pulmonary AND critical care. 🤨
I love my job
I love my job
I love my job
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Speechless. Thank you for posting
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I couldn’t agree more. My co-instructor and I really wanted to be impartial and not too “lenient” grading their exams. We both arrived to the same conclusion; Sheer pride for the work they put in, and the answers denoting a deep understanding of the concepts we taught them. It felt…right.
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IMO surveys show it’s used at every level. We need to equip reviewers with a practical understanding of Ai to critique work done by it & determine its competence. We also need to enforce rules of ethical disclosure by users. Ai work is not copyrighted until it’s modified enough as to be “human”.
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Thank you for adding me - pulmonary on drug research in Th2 inflammation and monoclonals in COPD, bronchiectasis, etc
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Same. Used it a few times in septic shock. 🤦🏻♂️🤯
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Would love to be added as using monoclonals and classifying my patients with Th1 or Th2 part of my daily routine. 🤗
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Way to go. Ai applications in clinical trials is capable of so much. Congrats!
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Ha. Point taken. You’re right.
For that, you must be Willing to invest time in prompting accurately including re-iteration till you get it right (Which I teach in a separate thread 😃)
But you’re right. 🫡
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🤩🙃
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Final image.
Download to your PowerPoint and use freely.
Thoughts? Exciting? Idiotic? Useful?
#DrBMedicalAi
The most common use actually is not for PowerPoint but….. parents creating fictional characters for their children bedtime stories 😆
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I posted the sequence of edits. We don’t need to “paint” or “draw” anymore. Your edits are by natural language text.
By the way, these are not good yet to include text in the image. It’s typically gibberish. I simply select that area and prompt “remove text”.
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The #prompt needs to be as detailed as possible. You can even give it a picture or a website to consult. And Voila! You get 2 images and an invitation to edit what you don’t like either fully or partially.,
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Evidently I’m partial to Ai in healthcare and have been monitoring the evolution of it in echocardiography. That said, until clinical outcomes are impacted, I’d say we’re still on our merry way (without dismissing its benefits).
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It’s what everyone is feeling right now. We don’t want to lose our awareness of the world around us, but we’re can’t continue with the same dosage of it as before. I personally limit the news now to a small portion of the day. The rest of the focus is on my immediate surroundings and joys of today.
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Your experience is the same as mine. We are eager to reclaim the “meaning of our work in medicine” amidst all the non patient-centric distractions.
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Calling with condolences is reconnecting with why we went to medicine in the first place - part of my week’s expectations from my residents. “3 sentences:
- Hi my name is..
- I’m calling with my condolences for the loss of your loved one
- Wishing you peace and solace in the love they left behind”
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Your wit is refreshing. Makes the rest of us reading HIV feel “seen”.
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Friend and myself discussing this yesterday.
Focusing on my immediate surroundings. Choosing to set aside temporarily the worries of tomorrow for the joys of today. Remembering there are others who are enjoying their moment as they don’t have a tomorrow.. helps some. It’s constant work.
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not sure what to make of the design. Anyone who works with AI long enough can suspect strongly an Ai generated text. Blinding is a problem. And “doctors using Ai” is not quite defined regarding savviness although I agree doctors biases are well defined. Lastly, cholesterol embolism really? Zebras? 😵💫
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I’d be appreciative of you could add me
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Kindly add me if you please
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Thank you for adding me 🙏👋
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Pattern recognition at scale is one of super powers of Ai. Let’s hope we have people who listen.
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Hi 👋 much obliged of you could add me
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12 years on as an attending, I still have that fantasy now turned into hope. Blame the ill-mannered actors not your reasonable expectations. But like everywhere else, you end up finding your tribe that are civil and fun to be around.
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Would love to. Please and thank you
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Hey buddy 👋
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🫣 thank you