Don’t put patient information into ChatGPT—here’s why
ChatGPT (and AI in general) is pretty awesome. But there’s one thing that, as a healthcare professional, you shouldn’t do: use it with sensitive information, like patient data.
This is your summary of all the updates, changes, and news in Cliniko over the past month.
Emily Gable·
First things first, we’re looking to add an operations engineer to our team! The security, reliability, and performance of Cliniko are paramount to us, and we’re looking for someone with passion and skills in this area. If this sounds like you or someone you know, you can read more about the open position here. Applications close on 31 May. We can’t wait to hear from you!
Now, onto the Cliniko things!
Starting a business right after starting a family is no small feat, and Kimberly and Ben Archer took the leap and made it work when they opened up their new clinic, Melbourne-based Complete Communication Speech Pathology. They discuss how they got started, how they set their business up for success, and what Cliniko does for them.
We hope you’re having a great month. As always, thanks for stopping by, and we’ll be back next month with more updates!
ChatGPT (and AI in general) is pretty awesome. But there’s one thing that, as a healthcare professional, you shouldn’t do: use it with sensitive information, like patient data.
Do your patients call you to make their appointments or book themselves in online? We think there are some major benefits to implementing an online booking system! This post takes you through exactly what those are.
At Cliniko we’re committed to being ethical. This post explains our values, some of the actions we take, and why it’s such a central part of the Cliniko ethos.