MedCity News October 11, 2024
Emily Lewis

As clinicians begin to rely more on AI, they will also need to cultivate new skills, particularly around critical interpretation of AI-generated insights, to fully leverage its potential in patient care.

When infants are developing we are encouraged to give them tummy time, as it helps to strengthen their neck, shoulder, and arm muscles, promoting motor skills to prepare them for upcoming milestones like crawling and sitting up. More specifically, we as humans were designed to crawl before walking for one simple reason: to gain proprioceptive input to train our brains, our neural networks, about how the physics of the outside world works. Similarly, AI has an instrumental role in shaping the expertise and situational awareness of clinicians professionally as...

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