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Hugo Campos

Patient Advocate by Day | AI Champion by Night | Full-Time Problem Solver

Hugo Campos is a Principal Creative and a Participant Ambassador with a keen focus on patient advocacy and participatory medicine, boasting a career exceeding a decade. His commitment to empowering individuals in their healthcare journeys through effective communication and public speaking shines through his work.

His skill in crafting compelling narratives has significantly contributed to advancing the field of medicine and enhancing health outcomes. Collaborating with top-tier clients like Stanford University and Boehringer Ingelheim has refined his abilities to instigate change and champion patient empowerment within the healthcare sector.

His educational background includes studying Cardiac Device Technology at Arrhythmia Technologies Institute, Electronic Art at Center for Electronic Art, Computer Art at Computer Art Institute, and Information Technology at Faculdades Reunidas Nuno Lisboa.

Throughout his career, Hugo Campos has held various significant roles, including being a Steering Committee Member at All of Us Research Program at The National Institutes of Health, Principal Consultant at Research Partner, Patient Innovator in Residence at Kaiser Permanente, Co-Chair of the Patient Stakeholder Board and a Member of the National Advisory Board at pSCANNER, among other notable positions.

His extensive professional history involves serving in diverse capacities such as Formerly a Member of the Advisory Board at Health Data Exploration Project, Board Member at Society for Participatory Medicine, Member of the Consumer/Patient Engagement Power Team at Federal Advisory Committee Health IT Standards, ePatient Advisor at Stanford Medicine X, Founder of ICD User Group, Associate Creative Director at Firewood, Inc., Merkle|Quris, Senior Art Director at Digitas/Modem Media, Grey San Francisco, Creative Developer at Miller/Huber Relationship Marketing, and Co-founder of 3D Joe Corporation.

Highlights

Aug 4 · linkedin

Which would you prefer: a human doctor with genuine empathy and kindness but prone to fatigue and occasional errors, or an AI-powered care agent that gets every diagnosis and treatment right but lacks emotional understanding and human intuition? In this article, I examine how AI will fundamentally alter the doctor-patient relationship.

This final step in the evolution of healthcare will take us to a future where patients are largely autonomous, interacting entirely with AI systems and guided by their decisions and recommendations — the paths of doctors and patients no longer intertwined. As patients gain more control, doctors may find themselves constrained by the same AI that has empowered patients, risking being left behind. The article highlights the dual nature of this transformation.

#healthcare #medicine #digitalhealth #healthIT #PatientsUseAI #GenAI #ArtificialIntelligence #ParticipatoryMedicine #WeAreNotWaiting Dave deBronkart Andrea Downing Katherine Kim Josh Mandel, MDGrace Cordovano, PhD, BCPA James Cummings Daniel Wolfe Susannah Fox

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Jul 19 · linkedin

As a patient who has relied on LLMs for over a year to support medical decisions for myself and a loved one, I found this article by Scott Gottlieb and Shani Benezra really validating. The authors compared the performance of five leading AI chatbots (ChatGPT, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, Grok, and HuggingChat) on the USMLE Step 3 exam. The results show that consumer-facing frontier models have a surprising aptitude for clinical reasoning. #PatientsUseAI

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Oakland, California, United States