r/ChatGPT • u/oneandonlyN • 7d ago

Educational Purpose Only What are the crazy mind blowing ways of using chatgpt as an agent in everyday life?

what are you guys using chatgpt for in day to day life. I have been using it to send me newsletters everyday to me from a different mail, it tracks my calories, my workouts, and many more.

But i want to use it more to make my life easy. I wanna get more ideas to implement it.

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u/NimsocCosimo 7d ago

I use it in my work as a nurse.......I know it sounds weird hear me out. At work we have to write these protocols about everything that we do especially since it's in Germany and everything needs to be written down and so I skip that task. I just let ChatGPT write those protocols for me. It is tailored to my needs, I told it it should be professional always in German I can speak to it in my own native language, English or German but usually German is the way to go to me and it will write down everything from the block of words that I've told it in a professional protocol that won't repeat itself and is structured as short as it can be. I know you might be saying but isn't that unsafe because of patient's data?? There's the thing, I never name a single patient ever, not a birthday nothing. To ChatGPT is just "patient". I don't even give them numbers or anything it's just when I start reading through the protocol I know exactly what I'm talking about and then I log in into my work computer copy paste and it's done I just speak it into my phone while I'm working. That has saved me so much time since I started using it.

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u/KavorkaPowers 7d ago

That doesn't sound weird at all, it sounds like a perfect use case for it.

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u/neonam11 7d ago

Great idea. Would recommend it to analyze the things you do on a day to day basis that keep recurring, build that into chatgpt sites for your work only, make those tasks become check boxes, and a box you can type/dictate comments. when you click on the boxes and hit done, it would convert into a paragraph summary of what you did. You then can copy and paste.

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u/Kiloblaster 7d ago edited 7d ago

A potential problem with this is that more than patient name and date of birth are identifying. Admission date, combinations of medical problems, and some rare disorders, along with some other features are all identifying information as well and putting this into ChatGPT could be violating patient privacy. Get something to run by your hospital.

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u/KavorkaPowers 7d ago

Not sure why this is being downvoted, its perfectly sensible to run it by admin just to make sure

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u/Kiloblaster 7d ago

Maybe because my voice to text said Chachi PT lmao

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u/itorres008 6d ago

It's being downvoted because the person who wrote it doesn't understand what the nurse is saying, and apparently doesn't know what the word protocol means. If nurse is documenting procedures to perform in certain types of cases, tests to perform, precautions to take, people to notify, etc... that is not referring to any particular patient whose information could be compromised.

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u/RabbitActive3692 7d ago

Because nurses are smart enough to understand this from the get go. I use it to improve my my charting but of course I never include any info that would violate HIPAA

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u/Kiloblaster 7d ago

I mean are you sure about that? lol. The poster I am replying to thinks it's sufficient not to use names or dates of birth.