Remembering How to Care: Reimagining Healthcare in the Age of AI

The general take

The Building AI Boston host sees this book as a thoughtful exploration of redesigning healthcare around AI, emphasizing the need to rebuild the system from the ground up rather than just layering technology onto existing structures. The host treats it as a serious, substantive work on an important topic, though the quoted material doesn't capture much depth about specific claims or arguments from the book itself.

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You are sitting in your car after a doctor's appointment, holding a diagnosis you only half understand, a prescription you cannot fully explain, and a follow-up scheduled three months from now. You have questions that did not occur to you in the room, and you are about to go home and search the internet, where what you find will range from irrelevant to terrifying. This is the experience of millions of American patients every day — not because medicine has failed them, but because no one ever gave them the tools to participate in it effectively. The Patient's Essential Guide to AI changes that.

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  …discussing sheila's forthcoming book on healthcare and ai

  “Her forthcoming book, Remembering How to Care, explores reimagining healthcare in the age of AI. Sheila, welcome to the show... In fact, I'm writing a book called Remembering How to Care, Reimagining Healthcare in the Age of AI, all about this topic and what it would look like for us to really redesign healthcare from the bottom up.”

  Building AI Boston — Reimagining Healthcare in the Age of AI with Sheila Phicilat 00:22

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