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This is probably one of the most accurate portrayals of medical systems i countries with highly developed and sophisticated legal system. It's sad but one of t
by drchiu 10y ago
This is probably one of the most accurate portrayals of medical systems i countries with highly developed and sophisticated legal system.
It's sad but one of those things that is only apparent once you're neck deep in it.
The people who want to truly help patients are swept aside by those who are in positions to benefit themselves or their friends at the expense of others, including patients. Think administrators, bureaucrats, regulators.
When this thread was raised the other day, I jokingly said how machines could never replace doctors.
The reason is that you can't sue a machine that makes a mistake. Poor medical outcomes like how random flies get hit by cars on a highway.
The powers that be will always insist a doctor be there to sign off. There needs to be a fall guy.
- TuringNYC 10y ago@drchiu, it is uncertain how the system will evolve, but one way to solve the fall-guy problem might be to purchase insurance on these systems and have them bonded. It is all new territory, so no one really knows. Self Driving Cars will face the same challenge w/r/t liability insurance when there isn't a driver. It might be a insured & bonded set of algos and systems.