High-tech hospital uses artificial intelligence in patient care

nice

We need a consistent hoyer lift robot in the nursing facility. A disinfectant shower room for chairs and beds covered with poops

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This is a violation of privacy – plain and simple.

So take away peoples jobs

350 GB per patient?? This will use so much data storage and computer power. Not even accounting for data analysts, IT professionals to make sure everything is running, anti hacking strategies and softwares, etc… just keep highly trained humans doing it

SEEMS INFORMATIVE.

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The potential for AI to improve diagnostics and personalize treatments is truly exciting. How has the patient experience been so far

What about HIPPA?

It might be useful for dementia patients, critical care, pyschiatric cases who need constant monitoring, or children. It should be used selectively.

Fascinating application of AI in healthcare! Monitoring patient data in real-time to enhance care delivery is a significant step forward. I'm intrigued by how AI can optimize medical workflows and improve patient outcomes through predictive analytics. Looking forward to seeing more innovations in this field!

Use your premonition. Ai can only "count", not "feel".

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is it considered malpractice when the AI gets hacked?

I want to sell my body

So no,to AI

They have anything for strokes

AI is a gamechanger for healthcare!!

Well they need this expert system (notice i dont call machines intelligent) to monitor the vital stats and do diagnostics WITHOUT using cameras.

This is both exciting and useful. What is frightening is the replacement of human compassion for less staff, higher profits.

AI and healthcare i guess we shall start implement something, this company has already invented an AI health scan. tg and x BitDoctorAI

Please stop thinking your cool and innovative

1:26 I like how the patient uses astral projection randomly. 😂

Thank God. I shut down all my health care stuff that was on my phone I deleted it that they cannot track my health record. Thank god I shut my enough

Important
What's in place in the health industry to keep people healthy does also keep people sick and sometimes in pain. Health Treatments are $ sky high and keep the sick buying medicine that sometimes isn't working.
Need to have Heath cures in place that will keep all people healthy for life.

Important: The public is campaigning for the health industry to have permanent safe health cures in place that is keeping the public healthy for life .

Verry Creepy..

So many people are against A.I., but if you listened to the doctors, A.I. is taking the TEDIUM out of taking care of people!

Replacement of nursing

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It should crawl the patent healthcare data after it has better memory

Way overdue. But this is the wrong application it should be used in psychiatry medication tiltration

Remote based health professionals are being replaced with this technology as we comment here.

Cool

Très intéressant cette avancée scientifique médicale qui aide les médecins super vidéo je recommande

This is a very interesting development for both patients and doctors. I think this brings up an interesting debate about privacy of the patient. Most of us would agree that every human is entitled to some form of privacy while in the medical setting, but this technology might encroach on that right but for the betterment of the patient. I think I would personally accept that tradeoff, if this AI can truly pick up on manifestations of medical conditions before physicians and nurses could notice them, I would want this in a hospital I was at. I think this does lean into the debate of sacrificing some of our person liberties for health. This is sacrificing your own person liberty of privacy to ensure your health is okay and people do something similar every day with feeding data into let’s say an apple watch to be analyzed, or a continues glucose monitoring device for people with diabetes. Where this debate gets a little cloudier is are people willing to sacrifice their own right to privacy for the good of their community. We saw this in COVID-19 when people were encouraged to get the vaccine even though if there were to contract COVID there symptoms might be mild but getting the vaccine protected those who were more vulnerable like the elderly and immunocompromised . 1 I think this second debate between sacrificing person liberties for the health of a community is a hard idea to get behind especially in the United States where our culture values person freedom so much. Setting that debate aside though I think this new technology has the chance to benefit patients and allow doctors to better care for patients. This might also improve justice in the healthcare system by mitigating physician bias both conscious and unconscious because this AI won’t have those biases.

I also have concerns about how this might affect specifically the American medical system. If this does take some burden off physicians and nurses would the hospital systems, then be inclined to hire less health care providers. I fear with the way our medical system is set up this might be something that happens, and I believe even with this technology this would be to the detriment of the patient if this were to infact happen. I think this is a tool for physicians and nurses to use and not a replacement for the daily interactions that patients have with the staff at a hospital.

This technology sounds like it would help healthcare workers significantly. This program also is able to assist with being able to provide faster assistance and better-quality assistance to patients. There are a few points I would like to touch on regarding this technology. First, I would like to touch on informed consent. To provide background, informed consent encompasses being able to disclose the information fully, make sure the patient understands what is happening with their care, and that they voluntarily provide their consent unless they are okay with someone else making the decision. With all this data being collected, there becomes the concern with making sure that patients are truly okay with having this data being collected, they know how their information is being used, and they understand how the monitoring works. With technology, especially in medicine, rapidly evolving these questions of how to utilize this technology ethically becomes more and more of a concern and needs to be addressed. Many patients want to know everything involved in their care and some patients may not be okay with this technology being utilized or may mistrust how their information is being used. Therefore, making sure that patients truly understand what this program is doing and how it is going to benefit their care is so crucial. Another aspect that patients may be concerned about is how their information is being kept private. If this technology monitors a patient’s movements while they are staying in the hospital, then some patients and their families may be concerned with maintaining their own privacy. As more technological programs like this one begin to be more incorporated into medicine, all of these concerns need to be addressed so that patients feel like their privacy and their control over their healthcare isn’t being violated.

I completely agree with the perspectives in this video and love what this hospital is doing, being a leader in innovation. The potential of technology integration in healthcare is incredible. While there are challenges to overcome, the benefits of these integrations can have a significant impact on reducing health disparities and improving patient care. One of the most significant advantages of implementing these systems is the ability to provide healthcare workers with real-time patient data. This allows for quicker and more informed decision-making, ultimately leading to improved patient outcomes. Additionally, by automating certain tasks, healthcare providers can optimize their time and resources, enabling them to be more proactive in-patient interventions. However, the effectiveness of artificial intelligence is heavily reliant on the quality and quantity of data it receives. It is essential to ensure that the data being used is representative of diverse patient populations to avoid contributing to health disparities. There is also a need to balance the use of technology with the importance of human interaction and the personal touch that healthcare providers bring to patient care. Privacy concerns are also a significant consideration in technology integration in healthcare. Patients must have clear information about what data is being collected, how it is being used, and who has access to it. Patients must have the ability to provide informed consent and have control over their personal health information even if it is basic information like movement patterns, body temperature, and facial expressions. It is crucial to recognize that technology integration is not a one-size-fits-all solution. Each healthcare system and patient population has unique needs and challenges that must be taken into consideration when implementing these systems. While there are barriers to overcome with artificial intelligence in healthcare, the potential benefits of technology integration in healthcare are vast. By carefully addressing concerns around data quality, privacy, and individual patient needs, we can harness the power of technology to improve patient outcomes and reduce health disparities. I don’t think we should be too eager to rapidly adopt, because that is where we can run into issues. We must be careful and watch our step as we tread into utilizing this technology in all aspects of modern life.

I wonder how much hospitals are gonna charge for that 👈😆

Keep in mind…Advil costs $150 a pill 👈👌

so many doctors will lose their jobs

Good news…now we have AI to reduce physician burnouts as well.

TWO TIERED SYSTEM, WITH AI AND WITHOUT AI. PATIENTS CHOOSE.

I would be interested in seeing the cost analysis of this system. Would this be largely covered by insurance companies, or would it better suit an "out-of-pocket” health model? If it is meant to be implemented as a new standard of care at the University of Florida Health Center, the concept of bedside rationing must be considered. This idea is best described by Bernard Lo in his book Resolving Ethical Dilemmas: “Physicians are ethically obligated to act in patients’ best interests. Acting in the best interests of one patient, however, might sometimes preclude physicians from acting on behalf of another patient who is much more likely to benefit from care or from stewarding scarce resources.” This idea challenges the moral obligation to uphold beneficence, which is defined as having your best interests for the patient (Lo, 2019). At this point, the use of this AI technology is costly and rare. Although this could be used as an effective tool for healthcare teams, the question then becomes if it should be used. In theory, even if this AI tool helps patients with their care at the hospital, it can potentially dramatically damage their wallets. As a future physician, it feels irresponsible to not take a patient’s financial status into account when developing a care plan. I believe although helpful, at this point in time it is not deemed essential for qualitative care. In America’s current healthcare system, the money is better spent elsewhere. For instance, due to the nationwide shortage of healthcare professionals, using funds towards providing more jobs and incentives for medical workers to continue to pursue the healthcare field seems to better fit the current model of care. However, if this becomes more cost efficient, I am in favor of technology as a guidance tool, but not a replacement for physicians and nurses.

ANYTHING THAT INCREASES THE COST OF MEDICAL CARE IS A GOOD THING, SAY THE HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. SO, IT MUST BE GOOD. AHAHAHA AHAHAHA LOL

in future, heh I hope the patient don't freak out when their a floating ball with a syringe coming near them ( SW: New Hope reference), or a floating bed pan