When a health care provider asks consent for them to use AI to transcribe the visit, you decline, and they respond with "we might not have as much time".
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When a health care provider asks consent for them to use AI to transcribe the visit, you decline, and they respond with "we might not have as much time". That's not consent, that's coercion. My access to medical care shouldn't be conditional on my consent to have inaccurate medical records that violate patient privacy.
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When a health care provider asks consent for them to use AI to transcribe the visit, you decline, and they respond with "we might not have as much time". That's not consent, that's coercion. My access to medical care shouldn't be conditional on my consent to have inaccurate medical records that violate patient privacy.
@ThunderHoneySnow very true
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When a health care provider asks consent for them to use AI to transcribe the visit, you decline, and they respond with "we might not have as much time". That's not consent, that's coercion. My access to medical care shouldn't be conditional on my consent to have inaccurate medical records that violate patient privacy.
@ThunderHoneySnow We need malpractice insurers to say they'll deny all claims related to AI. Then we can get rid of this bullshit.
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When a health care provider asks consent for them to use AI to transcribe the visit, you decline, and they respond with "we might not have as much time". That's not consent, that's coercion. My access to medical care shouldn't be conditional on my consent to have inaccurate medical records that violate patient privacy.
@ThunderHoneySnow That statement also implies that the provider is going to spend little or no time checking that the LLM note is accurate.
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@ThunderHoneySnow That statement also implies that the provider is going to spend little or no time checking that the LLM note is accurate.
@nyhan Exactly! And it's usually gibberish.
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When a health care provider asks consent for them to use AI to transcribe the visit, you decline, and they respond with "we might not have as much time". That's not consent, that's coercion. My access to medical care shouldn't be conditional on my consent to have inaccurate medical records that violate patient privacy.
@ThunderHoneySnow This.
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