NHS, um AL -Technologie zu verwenden, um Krankenhausbetten freizugeben
https://news.sky.com/story/nhs-to-use-ai-technology-to-help-free-up-hospital-beds-13412790
Von topotaul
NHS, um AL -Technologie zu verwenden, um Krankenhausbetten freizugeben
https://news.sky.com/story/nhs-to-use-ai-technology-to-help-free-up-hospital-beds-13412790
Von topotaul
17 Kommentare
It’s used to write the fucking discharge letters, which takes half an hour. It isn’t going to address the shitting fucking cunting bastard underinvestment in fucking cunting social fucking care is it?
This is a fucking „look we’re doing something“ when actually we are doing fuck all.
Fuck
Okay so it does paperwork. What happens when, regardless of accuracy, it incentivises lazy practise from doctors who don’t read what the fucking thing has written because they’re so pressed for beds?
Sorry still doesn’t make up for the underfunding the Tories put us through for 14 years.
I don’t think it’s fair to expect them to undo 14 years in 4 – but please let’s make a genuine, concerted effort instead of this.
Friendly reminder that the NHS can’t even keep the wifi running at my hospital.
I work in the lab, I’ve seen other labs that still run on MS-DOS based systems, we only just got rid of our last analyser running on windows XP. I cannot access any patient information from outside my trust, and getting IT to add software to a PC or unblock a website is a weeks long process.
I have no doubt the NHS will buy this software, spend a fortune on it and thoroughly botch the implementation of it.
Im pretty acutely aware of NHS care. Bed allocation doesn’t seem to be the problem. To be honest the nurse care side of things seems inline with other industries. Maybe even less. From my experience there is allot of downtime where not allot is going on. Important work yes, but inefficient. I suspect this is due to long shifts. NHS should aim for shorter more intense shifts.
Other private industries are worked for every minute. Why should the NHS be any different.
Iv spent the last 2 weeks in NHS care. I respect it but cmon, its abit of a doss. Allot of not allot happening.
How about we stop gendering the wards, they moved me out of my private room, which I was really sick and very proven to infections because they didn’t want a man on the wards.
So is the AI going to magically fix the broken social care system that has lead to bed blocking because there is no down stream care to support the individual wanting discharged.
What about the backed up courts that can’t give guardianship orders. Because a family wants to keep their elderly for the inheritance reasons.
How about the individuals that drop dear old mother or father at the hospital with the sniffles so they can suddenly disappear and become uncontactable for a week or two to go on holiday.
AI is not going to fix jack doodle when it is trained people that are needed.
This seems a very strange response – if the forms can be accurately auto-filled without a human’s intervention, that’s good, but not AI, if they can’t, then we probably shouldn’t be asking the AI to generate answers to them.
And if it’s something that shouldn’t be autofilled because the reason for the paperwork is to make sure the appropriate professional checks that information, then using AI won’t help.
Every application is now branded as AI. Ignorance of politicians just pinning AI as a solution to every problem without understanding what it is. Has any polician ever been asked to explain what they think AI is?
Document readers have been available for decades, assumedly starting with things like punch cards. What’s most likely needed is integration, not bridging the gap with document readers.
Hospitals have entire teams to support around discharges as they can be so complex, not to mention the differing criteria for support on discharge that the individual, family, medical and social care staff feel exsists
If you read someones medical notes you will have contradictions in what is being recommended within a page or two. Things change very quickly in these settings and wants and needs constantly get conflicted. You need a human being involved not some computer. to sort these situations out
Passing this to a computer isnt going to achieve any real time saves and at worst is going to be dangerous .
What could possibly go wrong?
Then all we will get is a statement from a moron saying ‚lessons will be learned‘.
another 3 billion spaffed on a computer system that wont work in 6 months
People need to chill. Its a trial of a system, that still requires humans to check over whats been written but could potentially save alot of time writing discharge letters. Is it going to magically fix the NHS? No but its not designed to be
I was waiting 9hrs for my discharge letter, all the time sat in a bed someone else could have taken. If that process can be expedited using AI accurately, thats only a good thing
Can we focus on getting trusts onto computer systems first?!
Not sure how AI is going to use the paper notes to generate discharge summaries 🙃
How? Is the AI going to sort out the social care system so that people can actually be safely discharged?
Having somewhere to discharge the 20-40% of patients medically fit for discharge to would free up hospital beds…
Hopefully they have people who understand technology to make sure the AI actually does the job properly!