@greggutfeld Greg, if they took the money, they paid for the AI features and educated the staff – I bet they would do a better job and also develop as physicians and nurses
This says more about the hospital personnel than it does for AI.
Also, these sepsis scams all work the same way they double or triple the amount of the sepsis identified which isn’t really sepsis at all and then claim they’ve reduced the mortality rate from 60 to 30% when all they’ve really done is identify patients with a bogus sepsis diagnosis.
@DutchRojas Yes sir. Happened to me. 10 years of hard work building a cardiothoracic practice. State of the art, growing, great outcomes, great patient reviews…nevermind that, we are replacing you. And people wonder why we have a “doctor shortage”!
Hospital administration should have a monthly morbidity and mortality report given in front of the medical staff. They would review their strategic innovations and financial performance This would stop more waste than just about any quality improvement initiative.
@simonmaechling So when public health said cigarettes are safe or when they said eat margarine (high in trans fats) instead of butter, you should immediately obey!
If health systems would require nurses, APP”s and physicians to study a yearly educational video on how to recognize and treat acute respiratory failure – thousands of lives would be saved.
Instead we’re watching videos of fire safety and HIPAA compliance.