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This article is pretty good. My current work is transitioning CV models in a large, local hospital system to a more unified deployment system, and much of the c
by theOGognf 1y ago
This article is pretty good. My current work is transitioning CV models in a large, local hospital system to a more unified deployment system, and much of the content aligns with conversations we have with providers, operations, etc..
I think the part that says models will reduce time to complete tasks and allow providers to focus on other tasks is on point in particular. For one CV task, we’re only saving on average <30min of work per study, so it isn’t massive savings from a provider’s perspective. But scaled across the whole hospital, it’s huge savings
- asadotzler 1y ago>reduce time to complete tasks and allow providers to focus on other tasks Or, far more likely, to cut costs and increase profits.
- theOGognf 1y agoI didn’t see this before, but I work at a non-profit, government hospital system. So increasing profits, although probably a good answer most of the time, is probably not as applicable in this case lol