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by haldujai 3y ago
Regulating administrative overhead as a single line item with a fixed percentage is micromanaging?
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Under PHIPA you can essentially use PHI for: direct patient care, research, or quality improvement. All QI does not need patient consent. Most research also does not need patient consent. Research requires REB approval. Institutional policy
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> The images are the actual data. Vectorizing/normalizing/transforming the representation of data by means of moving it into an image space is a completely valid approach in ML and can have many advantages. I'm aware that
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by haldujai 3y ago
> Using pictures instead of signals, allowing to do automation with existing (or obsolete) tools, is a true innovation IMHO. > I can imagine many locations having no healthcare provider (or maybe just a nurse) and people putting a ves
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by haldujai 3y ago
This is a terrible demonstration of an unnecessarily complicated solution using pictures of signals instead of the actual signal data for something that is very unlikely to change patient management. The Mayo study is marginally less questi
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by haldujai 3y ago
> Why would a human be needed to interpret anything, if the detection can be done by software? ECG machines already do this based on the electrical signal data rather than using a picture of the ECG. > As for getting access to an echo
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by haldujai 3y ago
So what they're doing here is using deep learning on pictures of ECGs instead of the electrical signals used by machines that provide heuristics. The proposed use case/workflow seems to be that (somehow) someone, somewhere is usin
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by haldujai 3y ago
I went through this the other day, archive.today mirrors don't play nice with CloudFlare DNS (iCloud Private Relay also uses CloudFlare for DNS). Either VPN or change your DNS to some other provider and clear the local cache.
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by haldujai 3y ago
Apologies, I didn't notice the commenter I replied to used "deliberate". I don't think you're being deliberately misleading or have ill intentions given that this is in fact how it works at Oxford/Cambridge. My
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Same here. I don't think I've signed anything by hand other than a restaurant bill or the occasional time I'm handed a document in person within the last 8 years or so. Adding to your list, even government documents as well a
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by haldujai 3y ago
Interesting, I didn't know that either. If I was hiring I would have assumed the candidate completed additional studies especially if the date of graduation was what appears to be 3 years after graduation (btw matriculation is start da
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by haldujai 3y ago
Yeah I forgot to clear this, thanks!
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> Not data Photos are a type of data and are equivalent under HIPAA which only considers "Full-face photographs and any comparable images" PHI. For further clarification of what "any comparable images" means we can tu
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At the final follow-up (which isn’t very much for aesthetics) not right after the surgery, sorry I wasn’t clear.
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by haldujai 3y ago
Oh interesting, so you’re only in the room for induction and reversal/extubation? I trained in Canada where the anesthesiologist stays in the room for the whole case, I joke around with my anesthesia friends that 95% of their day job i
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by haldujai 3y ago
> literally nobody can currently identify it as you that is still a privacy violation. In this hypothetical it is not a privacy violation under HIPAA (US) or PHIPA (Ontario, Canada) as consent would not be required. Whether such a level
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by haldujai 3y ago
Is HN the new sudoku? Haha.
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It’s my understanding the plastic surgeons ask after the fact, pre/post photos are taken for the medical record. If the patients are happy at their follow up you ask for consent. In your situation it does seem coercive to ask beforehan
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by haldujai 3y ago
> If it is an image of a part of my body I don't see how it is deidentifiable Depends how unique the part of your body looks, I agree it’s very hard (potentially impossible) so it shouldn’t be done. My point is mostly about the comm
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by haldujai 3y ago
Deidentified data isn’t Protected Health Information. There are valid reasons other than the provision of care to access PHI for deidentification, it can also be automated at the time of collection. Healthcare operations being a nice vague
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by haldujai 3y ago
I misunderstood your reply and thought you were saying “I have a very definitive view of the future” has a tvtropes so I Googled it. Interestingly, a different Bloomberg article from June has a slightly different version of the Mostaque quo
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by haldujai 3y ago
iCloud Private Relay also uses Cloudflare DNS which I only recently learned in case anyone else was unaware. With that said 8.8.8.8 is still throwing me into an infinite Cloudflare captcha loop.
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> The company also denied claims made in a June article in Forbes that its founder strays from the truth. On stage at a Bloomberg conference in June, Mostaque said that he sometimes is misunderstood. “I’m doing the best I can,” he told
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by haldujai 3y ago
No one in this thread is saying the Korean researchers have a superconductor in their possession has been proven false. We have an unverified claim of a significant discovery released in a pre-print that was taken on good-faith and replicat
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by haldujai 3y ago
Some thoughts: 1. I have no idea (and am curious) how frequently ToS are updated and how often the updates are meaningful to me as an end-user as is the case with Zoom and NightOwl. It would be really interesting if you post some stats afte
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What's insane is that seemingly intelligent people with zero medical training or research experience somehow think they have the capability to determine drug safety or whether a disease exists and merits treatment with pharmacotherapy.
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> That's not what the label warnings say. You're specifically contradicting the label's clear language, and you're saying that the FDA and the drug manufacturer are not telling us the truth when they put that label on
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Does he do live sets (realizing the definitions are loose but essentially creating music live with something like an Ableton) as opposed to DJ sets (basically mixing pre-recorded tracks live, what most DJ performances are)? I've never
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by haldujai 3y ago
As GP may be aware therapy is recommended first-line either in isolation or combination with pharmacotherapy for every type of depression. To further illustrate the accessibility point when I lived in Canada therapy was not covered by the p
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> But the network meta analysis did not show zuranolone beating placebo due to wide effect size. It did not, using 1 of the studies, but my optimism is that the drug it was based on (brexanolone) was significant and is unfortunately only

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