• recklessengagement@lemmy.world
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    6 days ago

    I’ve thought about declining this, but I’ve been worried it will just annoy the doctor and as a result they’ll (intentionally or not) put in less effort.

    • Thetechloop@programming.dev
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      5 days ago

      Don’t be a pu$$y stand up for yourself. Your passive nature in this moment hurts us all. They work for you. If they don’t then whats their purpose. THINK… If there ever was a time to be a diva… welp it is NOW… Dig in them heels til they strike OIL NO MEANS NO

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    5 days ago

    The ol merikkklan healthcaredon’tcare system. Yeah trust me bro…let the chatgipity do my work for me so the corpos can just do a blanket deny and be no help to no one except those at the top who steal or leak our personal data to criminals. Maybe on purpose. I would just walk out the office. Plain and simple.

  • turtlesareneat@piefed.ca
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    6 days ago

    So, therapists are starting to use this because it simplifies notetaking, which is actually a big behind-the-scenes thing. Therapists have to maintain sometimes multiple sets of notes on each patient: one for insurance/billing, one for their records, one that can be viewed by you on-demand, one for judges or other individuals involved in a person’s treatments. When it comes to billing notes, it’s a formulaic thing they’re doing to justify your treatment, they basically extract a few quotes to keep your insurance company paying for whatever it is they think they’re paying for. Insurance doesn’t just write check a check every week saying “hope you talked about fun stuff.” Treatment plans have to be done and progress accounted for. Even if those treatment plans are just to satisfy a beancounter reading the reports.

    And it it turns out this is actually all a great use for AI, summarizing and filing - it doesn’t need to be creating, just distilling. And as such a therapist can see more patients, or have more time with their families (being a therapist is cognitively stressful, you can’t just zone out or scroll on Tiktok when you get bored).

    At the same time, every therapist I know (I’m married to one, have a kid with another, and a lot my friends are therapists - plus my own) is experimenting and won’t feel the least bit upset if you say “no.” They are trying to get a feel for what patients are OK with.

    I let my therapist use it. We’re doing a very specific modality and I’m not the least bit worried about that being recorded.

    But if I were detailing my own childhood rape or something, I might not feel the same way, IDK.

    Just communicate with them honestly.