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Good, I'm glad. Now find a way to do it in-house. Shipping our conversation to some random-ass fly-by-night SaaS who pinky-swear-promises they're HIPAA-complian
by parliament32 6mo ago
Good, I'm glad. Now find a way to do it in-house. Shipping our conversation to some random-ass fly-by-night SaaS who pinky-swear-promises they're HIPAA-compliant is a non-starter for a medical professional I'd actually want to give money to.
- burnte 6mo agoI'd love to find a way to do it in house, but we're not large enough, and our core competency is healthcare, not prompt engineering. I'd rather pay a company I've evaluated and trust until I can bring a version of the tool in house. I expect in a couple of years we'll have on-prem options and I will absolutely do that if I can. I'm an on-prem-first guy. If you have good staff then it's generally cheaper and faster for many things.
- quantumwoke 6mo agoIt's crazy that the hospitals justify this approach. The major scribes are literally connecting Llama to Whisper and that's it.