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1.
You’re finishing a follow-up appointment. You need to document changes in symptoms, treatment, and plan without rewriting everything from scratch. What should you expect from a clinical AI?
The conversation generally discusses the use of the Llama 2 model, its potential applications in customer service and content creation, and touches upon the ethical considerations and practical challenges of using AI, such as the need for data privacy and the potential for bias.
Please prepare a structured draft based on the query, ready for me to review and adjust.
Please keep a transcript so I can draft the note afterward.
Let it close and sign the note automatically without my review.
2.
In the same week, you conduct an initial consultation, a follow-up, and an urgent assessment. Which capacity would be most useful?
Please provide a free summary without clinical sections.
Generate a SOAP note every time, and I’ll change what doesn’t correspond later.
Let her decide for herself what clinical information can be omitted.
That I can use a different and suitable structure for each type of encounter.
3.
Your practice already uses a first-consult template with its own sections and order. What should you be able to ask the software for?
Convert that structure into a reusable template for generating new drafts.
Export a free text to paste it manually into my template.
Replace the practice template with the structure the system deems best.
Provide a generic template that I can copy and rearrange for each query.
4.
A standardized clinical template would best resolve this inconsistency.
Correct spelling and style at the end.
Complete values or terms that were not mentioned to standardize all notes.
Apply shared rules, such as recording the exact value and a specific deadline when that information appears in the query.
Show examples of well-written notes for each professional to try to imitate.
5.
The patient has had several consultations, and you need to quickly understand what has changed in their symptoms, treatment, and follow-up. What should the software offer?
A summary that replaces the original notes and does not allow for the review of their origin.
A patient summary that automatically updates and enriches itself after each completed consultation, along with the original notes for verification.
A search for words within all previous notes.
A chronological list of documents without synthesis.
6.
At the end of the consultation, you explain medication changes, warning signs, and when to return. What additional outcome would be most valuable?
Copy the complete clinical note to give to the patient.
A generic list of recommendations on diagnosis.
Automatically send instructions without me confirming their content.
A separate draft of patient instructions, in plain language and ready for my review.
7.
After many consultations, you prepare certificates, references, or attestations with a similar structure. What should a clinical AI be able to do?
Issue and sign the document without a professional reviewing it.
Create a new letter from scratch each time.
Generate a draft with the corresponding template and complete only the data supported by the query.
Suggest general phrases for me to build the document manually.
8.
A PDF form
Use that form as a template and prepare the corresponding fields with information from the query for my review.
Fill in missing fields with assumptions to avoid blank spaces.
Create a separate document with the same information for staff to copy to the form.
Save the form next to the note to find it faster.
9.
During the consultation, you prescribe a medication and order two tests. What should the software provide upon closing the encounter?
Remind me to prepare the recipes and orders separately.
Choosing doses or studies that were not mentioned to complete the documents.
Include those decisions solely within the text of the clinical note.
Please prepare separate drafts of the recipe and the orders based on the information in the request for my verification.
10.
The draft is almost ready, but you want to correct a sentence and confirm the plan before incorporating it into the file. What workflow should you require?
Accept or reject the entire note without the possibility of editing it.
Review, edit, approve, and sign the final version before closing it.
Allow the AI to sign on behalf of the professional if it appears complete.
Download it, correct it in another program, and re-upload it.
11.
After signing a note, you realize you need to clarify a piece of information. What behavior is clinically more sound?
Keep the signed note and append an identifiable correction or addendum.
Silently modify the original text to make it correct.
Create a second full note with the clarification.
Ask the AI to decide if the change is worth logging.
12.
A clinic is incorporating new professionals and wants the notes to maintain common criteria without forcing everyone to write exactly the same way. What approach offers the best balance?
Block any edits so all notes are identical.
Deliver a written guide and manually review a sample of notes each month.
Combine templates and shared rules with review and adjustments by each professional.
Allow each person to create their own.
13.
You provide care in Spanish, but your patient needs to receive their instructions in Portuguese. What would be reasonable to expect from a clinical AI?
Recommend an external generic translator and keep the clinical process separate.
Create a patient information sheet in Portuguese that clearly explains the treatment, recommendations, and follow-up care.
Change or simplify clinical instructions if a direct translation isn’t found.
Automatically translate the entire transcript before generating the note.
14.
You want to review recent evidence related to a clinical decision. What characteristic would distinguish truly helpful assistance?
Provide a brief answer based on general knowledge, even if it does not show the sources.
Recommend a definitive course of action without patient sources or context.
Give me a list of terms to search for on my own.
Present a synthesis with identifiable sources for me to evaluate its quality and applicability.
15.
Before incorporating AI into practice, you want to know what will happen to clinical information. What set of conditions should you require?
So that the data can be reused to improve the system if some identifiers are removed.
The option to manually delete transcripts from time to time.
Encrypted data, access control, clear ownership by the organization, and no use of patient data for model training.
A general promise of confidentiality without explaining the controls or how the data will be used.
