Has anyone else received an email from BHF along these lines:
"Looks like you have experience with Bisoprolol, can you help Prada47?"
The email linked me to Prada47's post, which mentions Bisoprolol but isn't asking for any help. So I just wasted a few minutes of my life.
It's hard to believe that a human sent me the email, so I assume that this is an attempt to introduce AI to the forum. (That's Artificial Intelligence, rather than a guy called Alan)
I can't wait for the NHS to start using "AI" of this quality!
Paul
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At the moment all e-mails from this site go into my spam box, I do check in a couple of times a day so I see my messages and notifications.
If this is something that they intend to do on a regular basis I'll continue to let them go into my spam folder. It is a choice with regard which topics I respond to and I will respond if I think I can be helpful or have a point to make.
I'll read this thread with interest as I don't know how happy I feel about this level of intervention, I need to have a think about it.
If it's a project similar to the NHS IT system that was abandoned a decade ago at a cost to the taxpayer estimated to be of the order of £10bn then don't hold your breath.
And remember 'track and trace'?
Meanwhile I can't even officially communicate to my GP via email.
Just like to say as Prada47 I am fully aware of Bisoprolol and I haven't as far as I am aware of asked for advice !! I am very Happy with my 7.5mg once per day.
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