Medwatch's "Tweezers" Include 231 "Red" Practices - The Audit Identified Everything From an "Influencer" Doctor to Hair Salons
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MedWatch scans the internet four times a day
New control system scans the internet four times a day and cross-checks ads, websites and social media with official registries — Checks begin on flagged structures
The Ministry of Health's new digital artificial intelligence tool "MedWatch" has identified hundreds of violations in doctors' offices, clinics and institutes, scanning the internet for potential risks to citizens' health.
Within one week, 231 cases requiring further testing were identified, of which 50 concerned medical practices.
Hundreds of violations in doctors' offices, clinics and institutes were identified by the Ministry of Health's MedWatch artificial intelligence system. Doctors' offices, clinics, spas and even hair salons with a systematic digital presence were caught in the crosshairs that are now scanning the internet, looking for possible violations that potentially endanger the health and lives of unsuspecting citizens. "We are talking about 16,000 doctors w…
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larissanet.grHundreds of violations in doctors' offices, clinics and institutes were detected by the MedWatch artificial intelligence system of the Ministry of Health. Doctors' offices, clinics, spas, and even hair salons with a systematic digital presence were caught in the tweezers that are now scanning the internet, looking for possible violations that potentially endanger the health and lives of unsuspecting citizens. "We are talking about 16,000 doctors…
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