Evidence based research for IBD

Gut Feelings - by The Crohn's & Colitis Dietitians « »

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In this podcast we discuss the challenges of navigating evidence-based information in the age of AI. We explore the importance of critical thinking, the role of trust in healthcare, and the impact of misinformation. We encourage patients to advocate for themselves and to question the information they come across, especially in a time where AI can fabricate data.
Takeaways-
- It's challenging to differentiate between valuable information and misinformation.
- AI is designed to provide information that pleases users, which can lead to inaccuracies.
- Critical thinking is essential for both healthcare providers and patients.
- Mistrust in the healthcare system is growing due to various factors.
- Insurance companies often dictate patient care, complicating treatment options.
- AI can fabricate citations, making it crucial to verify sources.
- Patients should be encouraged to ask questions about their care.
Chapters-
00:00- Navigating Evidence in the Age of AI
02:47- The Role of Trust in Healthcare
05:06- The Impact of AI on Research and Writing
08:17- Patient Advocacy and Self-Advocacy
10:42- The Challenges of Healthcare Systems
13:38- Critical Thinking in Research
16:02- The Importance of Personal Stories in Healthcare
18:38- Building Trust in a Distrustful Environment
21:14- Final Thoughts on Navigating Information
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