What happens to clinical skills when AI does the routine work?
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September 1, 2026
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AI is transforming clinical care, prompting health systems to evaluate its impact on clinicians' daily work and patient relationships.
AI-supported tools can enhance communication and safety in clinical settings, such as improving patient handoffs and medication decisions.
In radiation oncology, AI can automate tasks like outlining organs on images, potentially reducing hands-on practice for trainees.
Clinicians need foundational knowledge of AI models and their limitations to effectively integrate AI into healthcare practices.
Feedback mechanisms are crucial for improving AI systems, as reliance on AI may inadvertently shift workloads rather than reduce them.
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