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Stethoscope: $300 + $120/year subscription. Files will be saved to the doctors personal device. What can go wrong? (reddthat.com)
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  • Doctors can save audio recordings to their personal accounts and devices source.

  • Data will be used to train AI source.

  • 8 hour battery (perfect for a 24 hour shift) source

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[–] Valmond@lemmy.world 0 points 1 day ago

I said if it's done correctly, so with consent etc. ofc.

You are totally wrong though IMO when it comes to costs, check this startup out if you are curious, I don't know how they collect their data but their aim is to bring cheap heart scans to the world. You might have an IT team (IDK) but not at each hospital, and probably those things could be standalone if extreme cost savings are needed, otherwise you'd like them connected so when there is a potential problem the real doctor can take over.