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Deep Medicine
- How Artificial Intelligence Can Make Healthcare Human Again
- Narrated by: Graham Winton
- Length: 11 hrs and 6 mins
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One of America's top doctors reveals how AI will empower physicians and revolutionize patient care
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- Chris Elder
- 2020-04-18
A Few Interesting Bits, a Lot of Dry Lists
Most of this book unfortunately reads as a listing of AI tech. Narrator couldn't pronounce epitome.
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- Dan Poenaru
- 2021-05-04
Tools best
best mix of artificial and emotional intelligence. if this is what the future of medicine will be, count me in!
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- Louis-Philippe
- 2021-02-18
amazing and very pertinent book
was very easy to listen too. extremely on point band great job at vulgarisation of the science. very interesting and just a great book overall.
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- Philip
- 2019-04-12
Excellent Overview - Provocative Thesis
Dr. Topol Does an excellent job at providing a comprehensive overview of many of the applications have artificial intelligence in medicine. He makes an inspiring call to action to physicians to be advocates for their profession and for their patients and to fight for more time with their patients and to make medicine more human.
The content is very accessible. I would recommend this book to anyone in the healthcare space.
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- adva onn
- 2019-04-21
a must book for all doctors and patients.
very interesting enlightening and important. a glance to medicine future as it might and should look. deep understanding of the meaning of being a physician and what really matters. I'm sure it will make me a better doctor to my patients and a better applicator of AI medicine algorithms.
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- cycledoc
- 2019-10-19
Interesting but...
I was surprised to hear a balance of the pros and cons of the upcoming technology.
I thought that was well done.
I was disappointed, as a physician myself, that the narrator mispronounced several medical terms. When a non-medical writer /narrator makes those mistakes it is almost expected, but when I listen to a book written by a physician, I expect some oversight and correction of pronunciation.
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- Sdevries
- 2019-08-18
Homework well done
Great summary and I sights into medicine’s challenges and opportunities for AI. Though having opinion based conclusions and biases at times, the author stays true to a reflective pro and con review throughout. Great literature even for people spending most of their time with AI in medicine already.
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- K. Gillen
- 2019-07-18
Should be required reading for all premed students
Recommend this to anyone in clinical medicine. I am not sure I am fully on board with AI bring back the human side of medicine. I think to bring back the human side of medicine, we need to focus on quality and not quantity aka $$$
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- Philip Yaghmai
- 2019-05-04
loved it!
A very thought provoking book. Our clinic has been quite involved with Telemedicine for the past 5 years and this book helped us have a more clear view of AI direction.
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- Kiku
- 2019-04-25
A Terrific journey in to most pertinent aspects and future of medicine
Great effort and convincing explanations and examples throughout the book - makes you well connected all along.
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- Sleeper
- 2019-03-24
Better selfcare thru data, AI, and empathetic clinicians
Patients must have the the human right to own their health data, to learn from other patient care treatments, and to make shared decisions with their non-burned out clinicians and caregivers.
Topol is 10 years ahead of most clinicians in understanding where digitally-augmented healthcare is going...and he is putting the patient in the driver’s seat.
A great, fast read...that suggests a hopeful future for health and healthcare in the US and around the globe.
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- Lydia
- 2022-01-21
Not as deep as it could or should be
Topol misses the mark. He continues to be enamored and impressed with the hollow attempts that conventional medicine is making at staying relevant. The bought and paid for hospital insurance pharmaceutical complex is not changing medicine by going deep. They are attempting to look deeply in a pool so shallow that it’s hard to even pretend they see something beside their own reflection.
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- David No 1
- 2019-10-28
Thorough exploration of deep learning in medicine
The author explores many detailed and current examples of how medicine is practiced now, and has been practiced in the past, and how the advent of AI has the potential to change everything.
This is not a book about how AI fixes everything, nor is it a book of negativity or techno-phobia. The treatment of the subject is insightful, balanced, and thoughtful.
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- Arvind Murali
- 2019-07-01
Amazing AI for Medicine. Patient over Population.
Amazing book with lots of nuances in Individualized medicine. Not just a good time pass but a great get upto speed on opportunities with startups.
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