Flow in europe: Client enters the office, puts in the e-card, and enters why he is here, gets a ticket for his place in the queue. His turn, goes to the doctors room, gets the service. Leaves the doctors room, goes to terminal puts in e-card and receives receipt for medication or what ever is due.
This is just a simple overnight idea, not thought through but a starting point. Looking to hear your feedback.
herbst•5mo ago
- Check in docs or with doctor if any tests need to be taken prior visit. And takes tests
- Glance at my history and ask follow-up questions for prior visits and medications. Informs the doc.
- On a prescription asks me for other medicaments that could raise cross issues (very important step here)
- Actually gives me the medication (might be a swiss thing)
2 of 4 things an AI can't do. And 4 things I don't want a computer to do.
codetostory•5mo ago
A human would do 1 to 3 ideally, but with lack of staffing and time constraints for appropriate training etc., reality can be somewhat different. But that's the general question in so many use cases for AI or other digital tools in healthcare: Not "do we want this done by a human or AI" but "seeing that we don't have enough humans on board, can we put a digital tool here to have a minimum service level at least".
momoelz•5mo ago
Why don’t you want computers to do it?
herbst•5mo ago
But that's me and as OP said, not everyone has the luxury of a working medical field.
gus_massa•5mo ago