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Wait, so you're a radiologist and you're using software you vibecoded to generate radiology reports for real patients? Is that, like, allowed?
by alecbz 9mo ago
Wait, so you're a radiologist and you're using software you vibecoded to generate radiology reports for real patients? Is that, like, allowed?
- d1sxeyes 9mo agoDepends where in the world they are. Here in Hungary, it’s not uncommon to email your-family-doctor@gmail.com
- direwolf20 9mo agoWhat does that have to do with vibe-coding?
- mbesto 9mo agoNot saying it's right, but boy do I have stories about the code used in <insert any medical profession> healthcare applications. Not sure how "vibecoded" programming lines of code is any worse.
- dullcrisp 9mo agoBecause that code is presumably working and the vibe code is probably not?
- alecbz 9mo agoHonestly even if this wasn't vibe-coded I'm still a bit surprised at individual radiologists being able to bring their own software to work, for things that can have such a high effect on patient outcomes.
- mbesto 9mo agodo you have evidence that all vibe coded solutions dont work? Because thats what you're implying.
- dullcrisp 9mo agoIf I wanted to prove murder, not negligence.
- azan_ 9mo agoOf course it’s allowed. It’s just kind of text editor but with support of speech to text and structured reports (e.g. when reporting spine if I say l3 bd it automatically inserts description of bulging disc in the correct place in the report). I then copy paste it to RIS so there’s absolutely nothing wrong or illegal in that.