doctor

“They always want to understand why machine is producing this kind of output to all those things, and it needs to be scientifically grounded.”

“It's clear that in many areas, we've seen in dermatology, ophthalmology, many different areas, that computers can be more accurate than doctors in predicting.”

“It's never going to be computers versus doctors. It's a false dichotomy. It's a false comparison. It's always going to be doctors and computers. And naturally, they would be better than computers or doctors alone. And I think this is the future of healthcare.”

“And I think before we talk about replacing doctors at all, that doesn't make any sense when we could be accelerating them. Exactly. And having them do so much more. And I, I'm pretty sure we'll see that first. Just like you don't think a word processor with a …”

“We think that you know, the right conversation to have there is, you know, what if robots were actually able to automate a way The, you know, 80 to 90% of things that doctors have to do or frontline staff have to do that really take away from the human experie…”

“And by the way, patients using GPT, if it hasn't started, it's going to start imminently. So, so, so, so the patients are going to show up with the results of GPT queries, and the doctors are going to have to respond to that, and so they're going to end up bei…”

“I think doctors using these new tools as an augment is something that they can just do. It doesn't require approval.”

“The median healthcare experience is 15 minutes in somebody's, you know, harried schedule with a doctor that may or may not ever see you again, and has very limited data.”

“The technologically empowered doctor 10 years from now is highly unlikely to be spending their day doing that. They are probably going to be spending their day doing things that are actually much more important than that.”

“You would see the way that doctors designed their schedule and very much to your point, they would design the templates of their schedules specifically in a very protective, like almost a defensive way. Because they felt wronged by the way that the system sent…”

“Even five years ago, like, less than, you know, 70% of doctors had an electronic health record.”

“When you look at, for instance, the number of doctors that we have estimated a shortage in it's anywhere between, let's call it, 60 to a hundred K doctors today, as of today, in terms of the relative demand that we have in our system, and roughly about 75 K to…”

“Apparently two thirds of doctors now use open evidence which is like chat GPT, but it ingested the New England Journal of Medicine.”

“I actually think there will be a position for a doctor, 10 years from now, 20 years from now. It won't be as the knowledge store. It will be as a user of an, as an expert user of the knowledge store, but it's not gonna be, oh, because I went to med school for …”