Yes, please.

[ashedryden@xoxo.zone]

RE: https://mamot.fr/@Khrys/116387119450146325

Yes, please. My hospital uses this and they don’t allow opt out.

[wyatt_h_knott@mstdn.social]

@Ashedryden A doctor tried to use chat gpt during an ER visit recently. And you know what? While he did agree to turn it off, I no longer trusted him after that and basically stopped giving him the ful story of what was gong on with me.

[eseubert@mstdn.science]

@Ashedryden
GI doc a few months ago “would you mind if I used AI transcription for this visit?”
Rheumatologist this week “I’m going to use AI to transcribe our visit, ok?”

Both got the response of no, rheumatologist very clearly surprised and annoyed I said no. GI doc at least phrased the request in the proper manner!

(I’m in California)

[elduvelle@neuromatch.social]

@eseubert @Ashedryden good for you for saying no!!

[iscarlosmolero@mastodon.social]

@Ashedryden Sadly, I work for a company that’s trying to sell its solution to providers like Ivy Creek, Clarinda, and others in the U.S., so that follow-up calls and even some diagnostic assessments can be handled by AI.

Needless to say, the product is crap, and I would not let a family member receive that kind of care for anything in the world.

I’m actively looking for another job, I do not want to have anything to do with this shit.

[wawagirl@mastodon.social]

@Ashedryden this should be considered a hipaa violation and i cannot imagine how it's not

[bweller@mstdn.social]

@wawagirl @Ashedryden the case is going to hinge on whether the hospitals have a BAA with the company and if they themselves actually meet HIPAA. hospitals can actually share much more under HIPAA than most people think, provided they have a BAA with a company doing the raw processing and that BAA is supposed to state that they are also compliant.

i still think this use is morally repugnant, but the case likely won't hold unless they show noncompliance and damages.

Just a moment...

(www.hipaajournal.com)

[Guest]

@Ashedryden I let my cats' vet use it for their visits. My cats have boring social histories (nothing more exciting than occasional catnip use). But when medical patients come to me, I don't use it. People already have a hard enough time trusting doctors -- of only because we've been made the human- facing end of the med-pharma-insurance complex.

[kkarhan@jorts.horse]

@Ashedryden I guess "Patient Confidentiality" and Ethics don't exist under for-profit healthcare…

[pttp@mastodon.social]

@bweller @wawagirl @Ashedryden I had to look up BAA. It's Business Associate Agreement, in case that saves anyone a step

[dedicto@zeroes.ca]

@Ashedryden There is NO way to ensure ANY level of confidentiality about ANYTHING once present-day generative #AI has gotten hold of it. Its use in healthcare with private health information should be strictly prohibited.