| Right now I am working on an MVP of a product just like this one for a private psychiatry practice. > HIPAA - You absolutely, 100%, without a doubt need to be HIPAA compliant This is incorrect: kindly reminder that HIPAA is a specific law applicable only to a single particular country. The vast majority of the world does not need to be compliant to it. Although similar laws exists elsewhere, they are not at all insurmountable. > More tactically, most EHR access occurs via remote access I have never seen a system where EHR access is used via remote desktop. (Although I admit that would be a good security measure). But then again, I'm not in the US. > can this system differential between prednisone and prednilisone Whisper is nothing short of magic in this regard. Yes it can - out of the box. Even more: it can easily differentiate lots of medical terms in languages other than english. Even more: it can easily parse compound terms like "hypothalamic–pituitary–gonadal axis" in other languages where first two words sounds very very similar. I reckon that differentiating prednisone and prednisolone in doctor's writing is a harder problem than differentiating those from voice. -- Having said that, your concerns and remarks are very valid. This is why we are not focusing on replacing written records/EHR fill out. There are other ways AI and large language models could deliver help for psych practice and the patient. And safer. |