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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) is part of Beth Israel Lahey Health, a new health care system that brings together academic medical centers and teaching hospitals, community and specialty hospitals, more than 4,000 physicians and 35,000 employees in a shared mission to expand access to great care and advance the science and practice of medicine through groundbreaking research and education. BIDMC is a world-class teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School and is located in the heart of Boston. We are passionate about caring for our patients like they are family, finding new cures, using the finest and the latest technologies, and teaching and inspiring caregivers of tomorrow. We put people at the center of everything we do, because we believe in medicine that puts people first. Interested in a career at BIDMC? Check out www.jobs.bidmc.org.www.bidmc.org

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Oct 28, 2026

Kyle VowinkelGUEST
65:36
And he's a great job.
Kyle VowinkelGUEST
65:37
More importantly, there's two agents in surgical gowns waiting at Beth Israel Hospital.
Kyle VowinkelGUEST
65:44
You're going to transfer Cussie to them right at the doorway of the ER and they're going to take him to surgery and then they'll interrogate him afterwards.
Kyle VowinkelGUEST
65:52
Copy that, sir.
Peter GrinspoonGUEST
2:14
Thank you for having me.
Callie CrossleyHOST
2:15
and Dr. Kevin Hill, an addiction psychiatrist, chief of the Division of Addiction Psychiatry at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and an associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
Callie CrossleyHOST
2:28
Dr. Hill is also the author of Marijuana, the Unbiased Truth About the World's Most Popular Weed.
Callie CrossleyHOST
2:34
Hello, Dr. Hill.

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Callie CrossleyHOST
12:17
I'm Callie Crossley, and I'm here with Dr. Peter Grinspoon.
Callie CrossleyHOST
12:20
You just heard him, primary care physician and board-certified addiction specialist at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Callie CrossleyHOST
12:27
And Dr. Kevin Hill, chief of the Division of Addiction Psychiatry at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.
Callie CrossleyHOST
12:33
And we're discussing the use and effects of cannabis on young adults and seniors.
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Oct 26 · 2 Mentions

Jordan RichHOST
0:48
She's in Boston where I am and shares a website, BIDMC.org slash liver donor, where you can get more information.
Jordan RichHOST
0:56
BIDMC for Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.
Jordan RichHOST
1:00
Conversation now with this lovely lady who's putting up a great fight.
Jordan RichHOST
1:03
Clea Simon joins us on mic.

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Clea SimonGUEST
12:17
We can reimburse people for that.
Clea SimonGUEST
12:18
We can't pay anybody for anything, but we can reimburse for any costs at all that don't get covered by insurance.
Jordan RichHOST
12:24
We're going to give the website that is important here for BIDMC, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.
Jordan RichHOST
12:30
We'll give that at the end and put it in the show notes as well with the phone number.
speaker_0HOST
4:18
That's what a good analyst does.
speaker_0HOST
4:19
And Microsoft says the next step is testing it with Beth Israel to help triage patients in actual ER waiting rooms.
speaker_0HOST
4:27
And it's not just Microsoft.
speaker_0HOST
4:29
Back in April, Researchers at Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess in Boston published a study, also in science, testing an open AI reasoning model on real ER patients.
speaker_0HOST
4:43
They used only what was in the electronic record at each step, from triage to admission.
speaker_0HOST
4:48
The model matched... or beat the experienced physicians.
Mel ThackerHOST
1:00
Today, my guest is Dr. David Keynes.
Mel ThackerHOST
1:02
He's a practicing urologist at Beth Israel, a father of five and the CEO of a health tech startup called WellPrep.
Mel ThackerHOST
1:09
Thank you so much for being here.
David CanesGUEST
1:10
Thank you so much for having me, Mel.
Jesse OwenHOST
0:26
Our main story today is Microsoft's diagnostic system, MAIDXO, and whether its step-by-step approach can help medical teams gather the evidence that leads to a useful diagnosis.
Jesse OwenHOST
0:37
On the 22nd of October, Microsoft published new results in Science and announced a prospective evaluation with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.
Jesse OwenHOST
0:46
Prospective means the researchers will assess the system as patient interactions happen.
Jesse OwenHOST
0:51
That's the next stage of this work, following a study built around simulated medical cases.
Deepak RavindranHOST
11:26
was
Nora RoddenGUEST
11:26
associated with Beth Israel Hospital.
Nora RoddenGUEST
11:29
And he was running a clinical study on psychophysiologic symptom relief therapy, PSRT, for chronic cancer.
Nora RoddenGUEST
11:40
non-specific back pain.
Steven LapkoffHOST
0:18
He's been a Morris Collins Award winner at AMIA, which is the highest award that the organization gives to someone in our field.
Steven LapkoffHOST
0:28
He's the former chief of the Division of Clinical Informatics at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, former president and chair of AMIA.
Steven LapkoffHOST
0:36
He started his own company, which we'll talk about later in the podcast, called Baby Care Link.
Steven LapkoffHOST
0:39
He's an advisor to intelligent medical objects.
LauraHOST
8:33
which is why the next step matters so much.
LauraHOST
8:35
Microsoft is partnering with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston to test the system in emergency and urgent care, comparing its recommendations with the choices doctors make for consenting patients in real time.
ChrisHOST
8:48
And I assume the AI is not actually treating anyone in that study.
ChrisHOST
8:51
It is more of a shadow mode, where the system makes its call quietly in the background and the researchers compare it later against what the human team decided.
LauraHOST
9:00
That is the design as described, and they also want to look at triage in emergency department waiting rooms.
LauraHOST
9:06
Dominic King said he expects it to be the largest study of its kind, which is a bold claim we should hold them to.
ChrisHOST
9:12
And Google is running a similar playbook, right? I believe their diagnostic system also went through Beth Israel.
ChrisHOST
9:18
So it feels like the big labs are now racing toward the same hospitals for clinical validation.
Rob DunwoodHOST
3:57
According to a study published in Science, Microsoft's MAI-DXO diagnostic system outperformed generalist physicians in diagnosing complex medical simulated cases, achieving up to 87% accuracy with advanced models like GPT-5.5.
Rob DunwoodHOST
4:11
Led by Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleiman, the initiative aims to build medical superintelligence and address global healthcare shortages by partnering with institutions like the Mayo Clinic and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, to refine clinical decision-making and advance AI-driven medical record processing.
Rob DunwoodHOST
4:30
Blue Sky has officially launched its latest feature update, bringing dedicated beta support for iPads to significantly enhance usability, layout optimization, and general performance on Apple tablets.
Rob DunwoodHOST
4:41
Alongside tablet optimizations, the platform has introduced a dedicated links section with profile settings.

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