Friday, January 12, 2024

Sidebar: AI on Kolodziev and Klein

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Which of these points, or other points, would make the most difference in a year or two in the practice of a  typical small group oncology practice caring for its patients primarily in the outpatient setting?   

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In the context of a small group oncology practice, particularly in the outpatient setting, the most impactful uses of AI and large language models in the short term (1-2 years) would likely be:


  • Improved Data Analysis: AI can quickly analyze patient data to identify trends and support personalized treatment decisions, which is vital in a small practice where resources may be limited.

  • Streamlined Administrative Tasks: AI can automate administrative tasks, like documentation and billing, freeing up time for patient care.

  • Enhanced Decision Support: AI can provide real-time decision support based on the latest research and treatment protocols, assisting oncologists in staying current with the best practices.

  • Patient Monitoring and Engagement: AI-enabled tools can help in monitoring patients' health remotely and maintaining engagement, crucial for outpatient care.


These applications have the potential to significantly improve patient care efficiency and outcomes in a relatively short time frame.


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How can these forward-looking efforts over 1-2 years avoid the past flops and failed promises of computers and data in oncology care delivery in the clinic?

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To avoid past flops and unfulfilled promises of computers and data in oncology care delivery, future efforts should:


  • Focus on Practical Implementation: Ensure AI tools are user-friendly and integrate seamlessly into existing clinical workflows.

  • Validate and Test: Rigorously test AI systems in real-world settings to validate their effectiveness and reliability.

  • Customize for Oncology Needs: Tailor AI solutions to the specific needs and challenges of oncology practices, rather than adopting generic tools.

  • Ensure Data Security and Privacy: Prioritize patient data security and privacy in any AI implementation.

  • Continuous Learning and Adaptation: Implement AI systems that can learn and adapt continuously, improving their functionality over time.

  • Collaborate with Clinicians: Involve clinicians in the development process to ensure the tools meet their needs and gain their trust and acceptance.

  • Patient-Centered Design: Design AI tools with a focus on enhancing patient care and experience, rather than just administrative efficiency.

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