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Today, we want to recommend this insightful article by Bertalan Meskó, MD, PhD titled "5 Reasons Artificial Intelligence Won’t Replace Physicians." In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, this piece sheds light on the integral role of physicians amidst the rise of AI. Dr. Meskó states, "AI can process vast amounts of data, but it cannot replicate the empathy, intuition, and ethical judgement that a human physician brings to the table." This article is a must-read for anyone interested in the future of healthcare, as it explores how AI will complement rather than replace the invaluable skills of medical professionals. 🌟📈 Read here: https://lnkd.in/dnjFfWTe #HealthcareInnovation #AI #MedicalTechnology #FutureOfMedicine #Physicians #HealthTech #ECHAlliance

I always say that #AI will not replace the doctor. And some people smiled about this argument. But the relationship between the doctors and their patients is very special and very often they know each other for a long time and became a Team. And as every patient has a medical team with different members who is human, why should AI replace that. Bertalan Meskó, MD, PhD brought five reasons together why AI won't replace physicians. https://lnkd.in/dPnEhUq4 #ai #digitalisation

Despite the drastic changes that come with AI, physicians should feel safe knowing that they will never be replaced. This blog post will inform you why AI will never replace healthcare professionals! #HealthcareAI #ArtificialIntelligence

I am delighted to announce Nursing Times has entered the world of AI today with the launch of Ask Nursing Times. Nursing Times customers can now use a highly sophisticated large language model search to get answers to all their questions from the wealth of Nursing Times content.   The new AI technology revolutionises the way our customers can find and use content. Nursing Times Miso.ai

https://lnkd.in/dtDAvefi The doctor-patient relationship is built on empathy and trust, qualities that cannot be fully replicated by artificial intelligence

AI is already at play… … in the medical field, where diagnostic tools have offered a mixed bag of results. But there are sure to be questions surrounding whether AI can or should provide any kind of patient-facing care. # Health care experts told Stateline that, while hospitals already use algorithms and machine-learning tools, regulations must ensure that humans are calling the final shots. # Research professor Maura Grossman told MedPage Today that AI can act as a “second pair of eyes” for a human nurse, provide recommendations, and do admin work, but that the algorithms need to be evaluated carefully for misinformation and bias. BTW: A Pew Research Center survey found that 60% of Americans would be uncomfortable with medical professionals using AI, while 79% said they don’t want AI in their mental health care.

Nvidia and Hippocratic AI's introduction of AI nurses is a significant leap in healthcare technology. This innovative approach, while promising to address the nurse shortage, raises some important questions for healthcare providers. How can we ensure that AI's technological efficiency doesn't overshadow the fundamental human values in nursing care?

Healthcare will be impacted the most by AI 🏥 An AI agent just outperformed nurses in understanding lab reports, drug toxicity, and impact on Zoom videos… 🙄 Soon AI, not humans, will be analyzing lab reports, diagnose symptoms, and recommend medication. AI will be far more robust and error-free in this critical area than humans!! AI can completely transform healthcare in the near term, with AI doctors and nurses and medical devices that perform surgeries… 👩⚕️🤖 The big obstacle for AI adoption in this space is red-tape, but the institutions that adopt AI and cut through all the red tape will be the ultimate winners 🙏 #healthcare #healthtech #digitalhealth #healthcareai #aiinhealthcare #hospitals #nurses #patientflow #ai #artificialintelligence #deeplearning #alzacare #

There’s so much buzz about clinicians’ reactions to AI in healthcare with little focus on the implementation, education, messaging. Appreciate this article and discussion from Tracy Dent and AccentCare!

I am delighted to share the latest publication from our Lab: Higgins, Chalup & Wilson: AI interventions should be described in terms of competence, reliability and validity as expected of other clinical tools where quality and safety are a priority. https://lnkd.in/gMD2d4ty