Current Logic: Messaging permission checks are implemented in middleware.js. Right now, providers and caregivers can message each other if they share a patient. User roles are determined using the user_type field in the user_info table.
New Logic: Update the sendMessageCheck2 middleware so that only user_type = 'Therapist' can send messages to user_type = 'provider'. Explicitly reject messages from user_type = 'patient' to user_type = 'provider'.
Drop Down Menu: When generating the recipient list for a patient, filter out user_type = 'provider'. Only include connected user_type = 'Therapist'.
Med-PaLM is a large language model developed by Google Research, specifically designed to provide high-quality answers to medical questions. The second version, Med-PaLM 2, is part of the MedLM family of foundation models fine-tuned for the healthcare industry and is available to Google Cloud customers for exploring a range of applications, from basic tasks to complex workflows.
Med-PaLM 2 has demonstrated significant advancements in medical question answering. It achieved an accuracy of 86.5% on the MedQA medical exam benchmark, surpassing the expert-level performance threshold. Additionally, it was the first AI system to reach a passing score on the MedMCQA dataset, which comprises Indian AIIMS and NEET medical examination questions, scoring 72.3%.
Google emphasizes the importance of safety, equity, and bias considerations in the development and deployment of Med-PaLM 2. The model has been evaluated against multiple criteria, including scientific consensus, medical reasoning, knowledge recall, bias, and likelihood of possible harm, with assessments conducted by clinicians and non-clinicians from diverse backgrounds.
Clinical Decision Support: Med-PaLM 2 can provide clinicians with real-time insights, suggesting potential diagnoses, treatments, and relevant medical literature based on patient data.
Medical Question Answering: Healthcare professionals can use Med-PaLM 2 to quickly find answers to complex medical questions, accessing the latest research and evidence-based practices.
Patient Interaction: Med-PaLM 2 can be integrated into patient portals and telehealth platforms, providing patients with personalized information about their conditions and treatment plans.
Cloud-Based API: Med-PaLM 2 is typically accessed as a cloud-based service through an API, allowing developers to integrate it into various applications and platforms.
Client Libraries: Google provides client libraries in different programming languages to facilitate integration with Med-PaLM 2.
This was the first test of using AI to edit and fix code.
This allowed for the QA Checklist Brainstorm to continue.