Bob Wachter
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382 appearances
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first heard Apr 2024
last heard Apr 2024
Bob Wachter’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Uh they went from being pretty good, but probably not good enough for prime time two or three years ago, to being wickedly good at this point.
And and good, I tested one uh the comp one of the companies we're using.
I tested it a week or two ago.
And I was like, I tried, I meandered, I wanted to talk about the weather, and in between talk about the weather and my granddaughter, I had a little chest pain, and but then I want to talk about my urination.
And I'm just it I did everything I could to throw this thing off.
And it produced a completely coherent, as if I was a rational and linear patient, a completely cohesive and coherent, you know, uh soap note basically.
And that I think makes the world a better place.
I mean, it will save a significant amount of time.
There's probably a little de-skilling problem there.
And as you say,
Who cares?
But I actually think that I do as I'm putting together my note, I am also repackaging my thinking.
And even the act of you've got to have to make a decision.
Does the chat in the beginning, you know, how the grandkids and how's your tennis game, does that go in the note or not go in the note?
The programs are probably gonna be preset for to not go in the note, but a lot of people want it in the note to remind them
of this patient versus the next one.
So there are some design decisions to make and I think there is some de-skilling issues.
But if you think about, you know, the amount of time we spend documenting stuff, it's just stupid.
And if this can I this will be the first use case that really touches the doctor patient encounter.
And I think that's really smart.
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