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Bloated Medical Notes
Clinicians and reviewers waste excessive time writing, reading, and cleaning up bloated, unstructured, or error-prone medical notes and records.
In their words
This would save students hundreds of hours of manual PRISMA screening and data extraction.
We are looking for an AI solution that does not share the information or use it in anyway.
it does not save me time as quite a lot of time needs to be spent editing and highlighting the salient points so that it does not just look like a wall of text
if you ask it to "list all pre-existing conditions over a 300-page document," it will likely miss several
turns transcribed narration of physical exam findings into medical notes for records, calculates drugs, etc, based on some Obsidian files
I have to take every single clients data and move it into my own excel because so many clients mess up am and pm.
I spent over two hours today just doing forensic chart biopsy on a single patient because teh previous progress note was just four pages of copy-forwarded lab values
My hospital has FOUR THOUSAND pending discharge summaries, but no mandate to do a summary prior to discharge.
My clinical notes/workload are getting out of hand and I need to do something more drastic.
I’m going to manage all the patients I am actively managing to make sure they don’t die and get better before I have time for billing questions.
70% of my time is spend fixing pipelines to accept bs data or cleaning data manually
I stopped requesting records because it was wasting our one staff members time trying to chase them down.
The number of times we'd have to hang out at the charge nurse's desk because the physician had scrawled a signature at the bottom of the form and nothing else, etc., was ... staggering.
The part of the job they didn't teach us in school: becoming data-entry specialists.
Bluesky
Clinicians and medical reviewers
Where they talk
- r/hospitalist
- r/doctorsUK
- r/EpicEMR
- r/nursing
- r/Residency
- r/medicine
- r/ausjdocs
- r/paralegal
Tools they use today
- Epic
- Claude
- EPR
- Dragon
- Excel
- Gemma
- Ollama
- Cerner
Why those fall short
- summaries inaccurate, not pertinent, cannot hide or turn off
- search is terrible, notes cannot be filtered, all note types mixed together
- copy forward pulls outdated meds and old exams into every note
- Templates place A&P inconsistently; billing text and auto-populated data obscure it
- cuts off free text after 30 characters and malfunctions with non-alphanumeric characters
Map of ideas
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