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And I wanna stop right here and tell you, again, it's not a science podcast, but I want you to truly understand things, and I hope you can appreciate this little further discussion for just a second, 'cause I'm gonna share a few points with you that may matter at the very end of this series when you are left as a listener to ponder your own thoughts and what you think happened in this case.

Also, all of the medication information that I'm sharing with you is based off of data from dailymed.gov. That's the site.

It's linked in my show notes for reference if you'd like to go see where I got this information from.

But with Zoloft, when you take it once a day, the drug builds up, and it reaches a stable, consistent level, it's called a steady state, in your blood after one week of consistently taking it daily.

OpenAI also launched a healthcare public data plugin.

connecting users to nine official sources, including PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov, DailyMed, and CMS coverage.

We'll continue to see what OpenAI and other AI leaders are doing to help advance healthcare.

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But they've partnered with physicians across 60 countries who've reviewed more than 700,000 model responses to shape how it behaves clinically with EPIC.

And in addition, OpenAI has also launched a healthcare public data plugin, which allows ChatGPT to search sources such as PubMed, clinical trials, and DailyMed alongside the patient's clinical information.

So teams can check things like trial eligibility, medication labeling, without hunting across multiple sites.

And just to give you a sense of the scale here, more than 325 million people globally, and that's a figure according to Epic, but let's just trust it, that more than 325 million people globally have a current electronic health record inside Epic.

What changed since the last visit? Which labs are trending in the wrong direction? Which medications were started or stopped? Which follow-ups fell through the cracks? Second, an embedded mode where ChatGPT sits inside supported epic workflows so the clinician never leaves the chart.

Third, a healthcare public data plug-in that gives the model structured, versioned access to official sources including ClinicalTrials.gov, PubMed, DailyMed, RxNorm, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services coverage data, Medicare payment data, facility measures, and provider identification records.

Everything is read only.

Nothing writes back to the record.