"Part of me believe that a product which aims to automate the medicial decision process will be met with a healthy degree of scepticism by medical professionals It almost feels like the equivalent of entering symptoms into google and seeing what results come up."
I respectfully disagree. I think medical professionals would want as much medical history data on the patient sitting in front of them as possible; delivered in an efficient, consistent and succinct manner. Ultimately the decision on treatment would be left to the doctor and patient to decide.
In China, the health system has already begun shifting even further toward AI-assisted online medical consultations. Ping An's Good Doctor for example, has over 300 millions users and are already looking to expand into SE Asia. So the types of efficiencies RippleDown look to introduce are hardly moving well beyond the comfort zone of doctor autonomy, I feel.
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