MedAgentBench is developed by our team @ariseainetwork and is a constituent benchmark of our Medical AI Superintelligence Test (MAST). It tests a model's ability to carry out physician-authored tasks in an electronic health record system. Check out the demo here: https://t.co/WndhGPHV8k
The real test for medical AI isn’t whether it can ace another benchmark. It’s whether it can reason safely across time, context, uncertainty, and real clinical workflows. This essay introduces our Medical AI Superintelligence Test (MAST), which I'm proud to be building with our team @ariseainetwork.
This weekend, Austin Schoeffler and I spent some time on one of the harder problems in US healthcare at the @AbridgeHQ x @AnthropicAI x @lightspeedvp hackathon: ED boarding.
Boarding is the gap after a patient is admitted but before an inpatient bed opens up, one in six admitted ED patients waits 4+ hours. In that gap, the patient sits in the ED while two teams split responsibility and new data keeps arriving, each assuming the other has it. It isn't benign: in-hospital mortality runs ~80% higher past 12 hours of boarding, and long boards cost an estimated $0.9 - 1.3B a year.
So we built BoardX, a team of supervised agents that keeps a boarding patient's story current, surfaces what matters against the admission plan, and help the team close the loop. We were lucky to place in the top 6 out of 115 projects and 900 applicants!
Congratulations to all the teams and thanks to Chase Yarbrough, @mnedoszytko, @ShivdevRao, @GalymImanbayev, @pmaederyork for putting on such an exciting event!
Want to optimize your first trimester OB #POCUS skills to expedite IUP confirmation & dispo from the ED? Check out our latest Intern Ultrasound of the Month for a great review of POCUS for early pregnancy by @AustinSchoeff!🤰#FOAMed#CLErising#Believeland
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Congratulations @DrJim4MS and team for creating a new method for culturing neural stem cells in 3-Dimensions! Proud to have contributed to this amazing research -https://t.co/qFwsqTNXze
OSU tackling COVID: the engineering department (center of innovation) made this plexiglass cube to keep anesthesiologists safe while intubating patients! My dad was the first to use it tonight!