Jacob Effron

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130 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 14 May

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Very very excited to do this.
Once a year at this point we get together and this is a fun occasion to get to do it on.
I mean I think one thing that's that's interesting, Chai, is obviously you came over to a bridge from Glean.
And I think about clinical decision support, uh, which is, you know, for our listeners, is basically, you know, in the context of a visit helping a doctor figure out the right type of care.
It's a really a search problem in many ways, right?
Of of going through lots of different data sources, very analogous to your previous role as as one of the uh earliest engineers over at Glean.
Um, I'm sure a lot of our listeners uh are curious what's uh similar about the problem set.
you're going after now and what feels different uh now that you're you're in healthcare.
Yeah.
And one thing I think super interesting then from a product perspective is you have this always on, seamless in the background, and then you have to decide like when do you kind of break the wall almost and like say, Hey, you know, uh clinician, like you might not have thought about X or or whatever it is that you wanna do.
Um, and obviously I think in in healthcare traditionally there's been this idea of alert fatigue and just like a million pop-ups and then a doctor just ignores all of them.
It's probably a pattern that a lot of builders are thinking through now.
How do you think about like the right way to uh to intervene or to pop up in in a doctor visit?
I thought this episode was to make sure we didn't scare people from healthcare.
when people are trying to visualize like the you know, you're about to make an incision but you want to see like what the cut might look or what the body might look like inside and they can basically layer in imaging.
Uh yeah, that's cool.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, cool.
That's cool.
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