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Medic tells how to use ChatGPT

Medic tells how to use ChatGPT

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Josh Tamai Sarverwhich is headquartered in San Jose, California Emergency paramedic Business has a problem. In the emergency room of the hospital where he works, he is shown a 96-year-old female patient with dementia who has fluid in her lungs and is having difficulty breathing.

She was accompanied by her three children, who are over 70 years old and were a bit flustered. They were sure what their mother might need: an IV for her drying to cure. Because this worked in the past, too. But this would have worsened the patient’s condition, possibly costing her life, like Tamai Sarver did in one case Fast Company’s latest guest He writes.

Quiet agreement

However, the patient’s children did not want to accept the doctor’s objections. In addition, the emergency room was overcrowded and the doctor’s time was running out. He decided chat For consultation. Asking AI to help a confused person “Simple and affectionate words” To explain why intravenous fluids should not be given to a person with acute pulmonary edema and shortness of breath, even though they may be dehydrated.

The answer came immediately and had no effect. After reading the chat reply, the excited expressions on the relatives’ faces changed Calm agreement“Transformed,” the doctor writes.

Explain medical scenarios

He also passed out a copy of the printout to the nurses, who could use it to calm anxious family members while the patient waited for her bed in the ICU. Since this incident, he has repeatedly used ChatGPT to identify patients and their relatives sympathetically medical scenarios to explain.

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The chatbot has become a valuable resource for explaining complex medical diagnoses in a concise and easy-to-understand manner. The doctor writes that it can also be used by interns without any problems.

Stronger human bonds

“I’m a little ashamed to admit that I’ve learned better ways of explaining things to my patients than the suggested ChatGPT responses,” says the medic. At the same time, he also appreciates the strongest human association between them as they will then have a better understanding of the upcoming treatment.