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Hey! Clerk had a lot of updates since then. The video is most probably outdated at this point. The general patterns still remain the same though. What's the exact issue you're facing?

Thanks Adam!

Not sure to be honest. There must be other libraries specifically for this though. Synthea is more for general clinical records than smart watch records

The more experience I get in coding, the more time I spend just mapping things out and planning before actually writing something. It just comes with time and practice. My first projects were failing apart from all the sides, because I was changing so much on the go

Busy doing some freelance work. Once I'm done (in the next couple of days) I will record a new video showing my progress. Thanks for your comment!

Hey, sure! You can specify in your synthea.properties generate.only -> this will scope out all the rest of the modules and focus on the one you selected. Example: generate.only = tnm_diagnosis

@@MaksymLiamin I mean can I chose for example Diabetes only ?

@@ismarco1640 exactly. just specify the diabetes related module via generate.only

@@MaksymLiamin Thank you for your answer, but can you please tell me how exactly, cant find it

What a great question! You can check on github: currently I'm just using a Langchain agent with custom pydantic model to scrape the PDF into structured data. It works pretty well, but need to test more. I limited the parameters to only standard CBC ones for the first app version, so it shouldn't be a big deal to turn it into structured data. After that I want to incorporate multi-agent workflow to preprocess the data for further manipulations. Tomorrow I have a call with a very interesting guy that built an AI workflow just for that. Let's see how it goes. I'm also learning more and more about FHIR every day, so probably I'll also incorporate some scraping from there for the missing/additional data. Once the amount of parameters starts to grow, the problem you brought up will be more and more relevant, but I try to move one step at a time :)

@@MaksymLiamin oh that makes sense. After posting the comment saw on your twitter that you are learning about FHIR(then checked wiki for what it means). Also where or how do you meet such people who have built similar AI workflows before?

@@blasttrashmostly from Twitter. I have another account and there I constantly get interesting people in my recommendations. I always take the chance to reach out. Sometimes people also reach out to me with some cool ideas. Twitter is really powerful in terms of getting connections

Thanks for your comment! Currently recording the next video about everything you need to know for Clerk Authentication. I'll do my absolute best to stay consistent!

@@MaksymLiamin thank you brother for sure I'm going to promote this channel 🙏✨

@@sujayxaradhyaappreciate it a lot 🙌

Thank you, sensei!

Thank you for the comment, that's an interesting question! I can imagine charging a low monthly subscription fee (haven't made calculations yet) or connecting with local hospitals / labs etc. and recommend to consult with their doctors for further explanation, so advertising revenue. How would you design the payment structure for such an app?

Thank you very much for your response! That’s a very interesting question. I’ve been thinking about making it a small subscription fee (haven’t done the calculations yet) or collaborating with local hospitals / labs to recommend their services for further inspections, so advertising revenue. What’s your idea on how to design the payment system for such an app?