A naive model reaches for the answer the internet gives most often — the common diagnosis, the standard dose. Play the model. Then meet the patient that answer would have hurt.
Companion to today's newsletter · On Matic's "error prevention over error correction"
"A naive model guesses the statistically common answer, because that's what the internet says most. A clinician knows the dose — and knows this patient."
Six times, you'll be handed a shorthand order or a quick question — exactly what a busy clinician types. Your job is the model's job: reach for the most common answer.
Then the rest of the chart opens. You'll find out whether the common answer was fine — or whether it was about to hurt someone.
6 cases · ~3 minutes · no medical knowledge required