28/06/2026
En los próximos años, los pacientes irán a su centro de atención primaria por un problema médico. Serán recibidos por un no humano que habla en el idioma de su elección. Sobre la base de la entrevista inicial, que se tomará en forma de nota, el paciente será diagnosticado, y se llamará una receta a la farmacia. Pagarán al robot en un quiosco de recepción y sus medicamentos serán entregados a través de un coche sin conductor.
Within the next few years, patients will go to their primary care facility for a medical problem. They’ll be greeted by a nonhuman who speaks in the language of their choice. Based upon the initial interview, which will be taken in note form, the patient will be diagnosed, and a prescription called into the pharmacy. They’ll pay the robot at a reception kiosk and their meds will be delivered via driver-less car.
Or so suggests Allan Stewart, MD, medical director and chief of cardiothoracic surgery at HCA Florida Mercy Hospital in Miami.
The writing is on the wall. AI is only going to play a more significant role in healthcare, and the entire patient experience will be much different in the next 5 years, he told Medscape Medical News. To read more about AI and primary care tap the link: https://mdsc.pe/4vB1ALo