This is an incredible analysis of how Putin's invasion of the world will re-order the global world, largely for the better. By a leading Chinese policy thinker, in Shanghai, originally written in Chinese. Brief thread, but read the whole thing. uscnpm.org/2022/03/12/hu-… 1/

Does home pulse oximetry monitoring improve outcomes with Covid? A randomized trial says no NEJM nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

Far from only focusing on staffing, our report highlights the need to focus on admission prevention and making more use of the innovative models of care pioneered by respiratory professionals over the past years. bit.ly/3weGHbo

What’s the most mind blowing presentation / talk you’ve ever seen? Bonus if there’s a YouTube or recording available

We are delighted to announce we have signed an MOU alongside UofG MVLS, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Centre for Sustainable Delivery, & lenushealth, with the goal of working collaboratively with the Scottish health system to transform patient outcomes by scaling practice change innovations. #PracticeChangeScotland

Good piece from Chaloner Chute on need for person centred care. New virtual care pathways joining up secondary, community and social care required for managing increasing number of patients with multiple #LTCs to help address challenges of re-admission rates and waiting times.

I drove for Uber for about a year in 2014, saving money to start Hi Sign Brewing. I’d drive Friday nights and Saturdays sometimes. I used to tell my then-girlfriend/now-wife it was therapeutic to meet people. I guess it’s now quantifiable. I loved it.

4/n Our program of digital transformation continues. Hear from patient advocate at this link. User co-design and collaboration are key to delivering #digitalondemand “protected” ❤️ “this is just the tip of the iceberg” 😀 youtu.be/HJ1YDumTcpc

1/ Charlie Munger The Complete Quotation Reference Source is available at a price of free on my blog. It hasn't been updated since before my book on Charlie was published because he's still spitting rhymes at 99. The Munger quotes are organized by topic. 25iq.com/quotations/cha…

Long-Term Conditions are killing the NHS ❌ Another demanding winter for #NHS with unprecedented A&E waits and ambulance delays How can we stop crumbling under urgent demand and reduce it upstream? Digital tools are more accessible than we think 💭 👉 bit.ly/3KahRlM

🚨Big news! After years of work & an #AIAward, we've now deployed the world's first predictive #AI in direct care of patients with #COPD This is an important milestone for #AIinHealthcare & #ChronicDisease thanks to NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Transforming health and care Read more 👇 bit.ly/40QLFsu

Treble Winners🏆🏆🏆 A good morning to be waking up as a Hutchison Vale U17s player 🟡⚫️👏🙌 #Hutchie🟡⚫️ #treble🏆🏆🏆 #winners 🥇

"There's more than just hype - There's hope and delivery and evidence..." Future Medicine AI asked Professor Chris Carlin about the challenges and opportunities presented by #AIinHealthcare at Intelligent Health Catch his interview here👇 fmai-hub.com/videos/intelli… #HealthAI #TechForGood

Anna Dominiczak Prof. Sir John Bell key messages - shift to early diagnosis and early therapies, focus on multimorbidity, adopt research and innovation faster, and deploy these new approaches through community-based facilities. Anna Dominiczak #CSOat50

Can we just make Yann LeCun president of AI and call it a day please?

The A.I. revolution will affect many professions requiring a college degree, or higher: peterturchin.com/when-a-i-comes…

My favorite Gemini demo:

To end my visit to Scotland I met with lenushealth to understand the applications of AI to improve the management of patient pathways, outcomes & productivity.  We had a fascinating conversation about the adoption of AI into the healthcare system. Thank you Lenus for your time!

"Talk to your documents" is a big use case for AI. This paper tested how good AI was at working with long, new books (like The Fourth Wing). Claude 3 does very well in SUMMARIZING big books. But none of the models do a good job FACT CHECKING claims about books made by others.

This is possibly the funniest SNL skit ever made, lol