Dr. Andrew Gostine

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235 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 9 Jul

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DGTL Voices with Ed Marx · A Trillion Small Problems (ft. Andrew Gostine) · 9 Jul 2026 podcast

You'll never make a digital doctor.

And I think if people are chasing that, it's inappropriate.

I think it undervalues and underrecognizes the value that humans contribute to health care.

But there are certain tasks that God knows a nurse or a physician don't want to ever do.

I would love to never do medication reconciliation with a patient ever again.

And asking the little old woman, do you still take this pill with the purple coloring on it?

That just takes forever.

And so having agents that can have these conversations with patients that will be literally more patient with the patients to have those conversations and get all of the information is kind of a big push for us this year.

And we've already started to test those in beta and have had phenomenal results with them.

So it's really just doing a lot more with the existing hardware foundation that we put into all of these hospitals.

And because we're the only vendor in this space that puts a full NVIDIA GPU into our devices, we're doing all of this analysis in the patient room.

We're not streaming the data to a server that is unknown location.

It is all about doing this in a way that protects not just the patient's privacy, but the clinician's autonomy to practice medicine.

Yeah, so I would say, to put it into a sentence, what my vision is, is I just hope before I die that there is at least one hospital that doesn't have a keyboard and a mouse in it.

I never want for clinicians to be the equivalent of courtroom stenographers.

It's what's burning everyone out.

The loss of autonomy and the incessant requirement to document everything.

I wouldn't even say it's twice.

It's like three times I'm documenting everything that I'm doing in the hospital.

And so that is the overall goal, is to eliminate the keyboards and mice.

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