Story time!
1/I'm an OBGYN trainee based in Oxford with zero coding background. Eight months ago I didn't know what an API was. Last week I launched a full-stack platform for doctors across the UK. Here's how that happened.
@inthehm01@jasonryanmd Aviation didnโt abandon safety metrics because no two flights are identical. Risk-adjusted models exist. We just havenโt built them for clinicians. Itโs just a hard problem, but not a reason to stop trying.
Been meaning to write more, so I finally did. There's a section called Thoughts on my site now. No theme, just bits from the hospital and the OR, my messy journey into coding, and wherever else my head goes.
First couple are up, think you might enjoy them.
https://t.co/FGQe16Liwi
The BMA remains concerned and calls on the Israeli government to immediately release all arbitrarily detained Palestinian healthcare workers, including Dr Hussam Abu Safiya.
With @AmnestyUK we have written to the foreign secretary demanding action to ensure that the Israeli government adheres to international law and medical neutrality.
https://t.co/UimLJpsvtG
But here's what really gets me. The NHS can hand ยฃ330m to a surveillance company and the system shrugs. But a junior doctor uses AI to help write a referral letter (with no identifiable data) and suddenly it's a datix and three emails from clinical governance ๐
Palantir now holds ยฃ670m+ in UK government contracts. Defence. Police. Healthcare. And this weekend their CEO posted a manifesto on X about AI weapons and military conscription. MPs want a review. There's a break clause next spring.
New @Nature Medicine study showed that LLMs alone got 95% of diagnoses right.
Humans using the same LLMs got 34%.
Same model, same cases.
Curious to know what people think we are actually doing wrong in the middle? ๐