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DabereChukwu
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You describe the patient
It asks a few sharp questions
Then gives: Differentials, Investigations, Rx options, Px education guide.
And no, it’s not based on assumptions or ChatGPT.
It’s grounded in Nigerian Standard Treatment Guidelines(2022).
Built for the reality on ground.
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A doctor told me:
“In my NYSC posting, I treat patients using old case notes… because there’s no one to ask.”
This is not rare. It’s normal.
DabereChukwu@wandeekohm
Building things I wish I had when I started this profession...
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DabereChukwu retweetledi
So many things go into this. It's not enough that each query retrieves the right information. The information has to be safe, up-to-date, complete, and must be highly relevant to the context.
Chisom Rutherford@ruthefordml
The next phase of this is a free tool to help junior doctors know what to do based on treatment guidelines, and can check the reference to see the exact page in the guidelines. Still in development. What features would you like to see and what guidelines should I add?
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@ruthefordml Good job bro
I've cloned it and swapped out my RAG knowledge base already.
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This is now available. It's the most comprehensive collection of Nigerian treatment guidelines and covers 270 medical conditions. Can be used to build RAG pipelines or to validate your health AI application. You can access it here:
Chisom Rutherford@ruthefordml
I now have about 270 medical conditions cleaned and clinicaly validated based on the Nigerian Standard Treatment Guidelines. I believe they can be used for benchmarking, model fine-tuning, etc. Will be making it publicly available soon.
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@IamToyinRoberts Can't you see he just paid for blue tick?
Allow
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There are many days for insensitive comments from co-IMGs but please not today.
People put in the effort to build portfolio, apply, take exams, go for interviews only for prioritising to come up at offer stage.
Better to keep quiet than post insensitively .
Fabian Golibe Dibia@golibe_dibia
I will never fault the UK for prioritizing their medical graduates over IMGs when it comes to training posts. Nigerians acting like they do not understand why will always be funny to me. In 2006, OAU denied a colleague admission into medicine despite very high scores in JAMB and post UTME bcos he did not come from the catchment area. South westerners who scored less than him all gained admission. Infact virtually all federal universities in all the geopolitical zones in Nigeria do this nonsense and indigenes benefit from it so let's not start preaching meritocracy all of a sudden.
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But the customer was happy and paid extra for a job well done
So what are you going on about?
Tomilola Oluwafemi@tomilola_ng
Vibe coders always amuse me. You mean you were able to achieve this level of software and you do not know the difference between static and server functions
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@DrOaikhena @Ayubmojoyin Do you know this person might be replying you from psychiatric hospital?
When you read his comment and checked his profile, didn't your gut tell you this person is mad?
Brother you get power ohh
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@Ayubmojoyin You never suffer reach. Keep waiting for me.
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I studied in two universities in Nigeria. Then studied in two universities in Germany. I have worked in a university in the US and now working in one in Canada.
The only place where I witnessed and continue to see this type of public show of delusion ("prayer walk") or gathering of students almost daily to pray is Nigeria.
I will tell you one thing: students in Germany, the US and Canada, have better lives and achieve more in their respective studies than those in Nigeria who pray daily.
Again, prayers don't fix bad situations. Prayers, even if Nigerians pray for 1 million years, won't fix Nigeria. Good leaders/good governance makes a country livable for the citizens.
Nigerians cannot continue to waste their youthful years praying while criminals who are next to their graves destroy the country.
Wake up Nigerians.
Oyindamola🙄@dammiedammie35
Scenes from the OAU prayer walk that happened yesterday 🧎🏻♂️➡️
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@AyodejiOke_ All these burnout I'm seeing in the comments
Where in the world do doctors not burnout?
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Our visiting anesthetist told me today’s CS is this 97th spinal he would be performing this month. And he charges 40k-50k per spinal.
Abeg I need PQ and study materials for anesthesia primaries 😭
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@Daemonichack @AyodejiOke_ Which tech where p
Nigeria?
😂
I've done both
This scenario the OP painted is more lucrative and easily achievable
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@AyodejiOke_ So I total he makes 5m a month , roughly less than $5k a month... when he can sit down in tech and hit $50k ... I'm a med student but omo!! It's not worth it at all
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@reelaffairs @EmmaOkoreMD Don't worry
He's a doctor, he can resuscitate him
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@EmmaOkoreMD That doc is not smart at all
Averagely on the street, you walk away from physical fights cos many are walking corpses
Now imagine in a hospital. With practically a 💯 chance the person is a waiting cal@mity
Yet, the doc chose to be stvpid. Putting his life & career in jeopardy
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An angry patient mistakenly slapped a male doctor at the corridor. Unknown to him, the doctor no get shame, and he has coconut head
Before anyone could intervene, the doctor lifted him and smashed him on the ground, followed by a few doses doses of slaps
People rushed to separate them, but the man, filled with shame and regret, picked himself up, and went his way without uttering a single word.
I'm sure he'd never slap anyone again no matter how angry he gets.
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Is it just me or did everyone become a storyteller on here.
What's with these long tweets everywhere?
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@_belikebaddy He still has your one leg money ooo.
And for this, forget about that leg, you are going to be permanently dangwurugwu for yabbin your helper.
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According to the law you are not, your family must have settled in Lagos for over 100 years before you can claim to be a Lagosian amongst other criteria.
Sir Dickson@Wizarab10
I was born and raised in Lagos. Apart from my time abroad, I've spent all my life in Lagos. Am I not a Lagosian?
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@NigeriaStories That's how a country not run by lily livered criminals should act
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BREAKING NEWS: Niger republic issues a reciprocal total and complete ban on issue of visa to all US citizens and an indefinite ban on entry for nationals of the USA.
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Frank d'Nero's Cure my craze with Timaya is one of the few times a remix was 10x better than the original.
#2000sAfrobeats
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DabereChukwu retweetledi
@obinique Politics in Nigeria can be changed in ways we cannot even imagine. One man bought the entire party's primaries and destroyed the opposition in a few years. Another can also use money to transform it.
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