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It is also draining to be around people that always require feeling heard and validated or else they get crabby. Two sides to everything. The doc in this story
by dkarras 3y ago
It is also draining to be around people that always require feeling heard and validated or else they get crabby. Two sides to everything. The doc in this story probably does not require AI to write something compassionate. He simply does not have the bandwidth to do it while juggling critical patients and their family while they are not taking no for an answer and insisting on inappropriate treatment.
- firebirdn99 3y agoIsn't that why there are nurses, or maybe we need in-between positions of people who actually do the diagnosis, surgery, and those to explain them. Wait, those are nurses?
- dkarras 3y agoIn a more scheduled hospital / care setting, yes. In ER care setting (the example in the article), it is a lot more chaotic. Disseminating care information to people further down / up the hierarchy takes time that they might not have.