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Jan 21, 2023 ā¢ 18 tweets ā¢ 8 min read
ChatGPT could be of enormous benefit to physicians.
However, there are serious ethical considerations.
A š§µ with examples of AI-generated:
ā¢ Letter to insurance
ā¢ Personal statement
ā¢ Letter of recommendation
ā¢ Patient educational letter
ā¢ Review article
& much more
Huge Disclaimer: I am not suggesting these should be used. But, as physicians, we will encounter or create such AI-generated content sooner or later. It is imperative we start thinking about it now.
Jan 19, 2023 ā¢ 4 tweets ā¢ 2 min read
I asked #Medtwitter questions about a typical clinical scenario for outpatient E/M billing.
> 180 respondents.
Shockingly, 48% to 66% of respondents answered incorrectly.
The one that most people got wrong was the scenario of refilling medications without changes.
Any medication-related action or discussion is Level 4 in the third column,
"Risk of complications and morbidity/mortality of patient management"
Aug 12, 2022 ā¢ 9 tweets ā¢ 4 min read
2021 marked the first change in 20 years in how we billed for OUTPATIENT visits
7 major changes in the new OUTPATIENT BILLING guidelines follow.
These are the steps in chronological order šš¼
Disclaimer: I am not an immigration lawyer. The information below is based on my experience and personal research. Do your own research
(Note: this thread is not about unfairness, doctor shortage, etc. Enough people are talking about it)
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The last few months and possibly years you have been laser-focused on a single thing.
There is nothing you can do now that cannot wait for 1-2 weeks.
Disconnect. Recharge. Refocus
Close Twitter. Bookmark this post for later.
When you come back..
Mar 17, 2022 ā¢ 21 tweets ā¢ 5 min read
It has been heartbreaking to see on #medtwitter the stories of scores of people going unmatched.
But it does not have to be this way
But hardly anyone is offering solutions
Simple changes to the medical education system can help our doctors & our patients.
An op-ed thread
Laying the groundwork:
We know there is currently a shortage and there is projected to be an even greater shortage in the future.
It has been heartbreaking to see on #medtwitter the stories of scores of people going unmatched.
But it does not have to be this way
But hardly anyone is offering solutions
Simple changes to the medical education system can help our doctors & our patients.
An op-ed thread
Laying the groundwork:
We know there is currently a shortage and there is projected to be an even greater shortage in the future.
I have experienced the convoluted pathway of J-1 waiver. Some tips šš¼š§µ
1) On finishing training, J-1 visa holders have two options - They can move back to their home country for 2 years or work in a āJ-1 waiver jobā for 3 years.