It all seems a bit up in the air - the process seems superficially plausible, but ultimately it comes down to whether or not it actually works in making accurat

It all seems a bit up in the air - the process seems superficially plausible, but ultimately it comes down to whether or not it actually works in making accurate diagnoses. What is needed is a formal trial of the results. It does seem to me that a system like this has a lot of potential as an alternative method of diagnosis within the medical profession. At present, on the one hand, you have general practitioners who cover all human health, which is an impossibly large area of expertise, and on the other hand heavily siloed specialists, with relatively poor links between the two. A system like this could encourage more of an ecosystem of expertise - in particular, more of a continuum between generalists and specialists, and more variety of interests and focus between different doctors.