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AI: Part of the prescription, not the panacea for what’s ailing clinical practices

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Clinicians need to acquire and employ AI not as the latest “me too” thing that everyone else is using, but rather with clearly defined purposes and careful planning.

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AI: Part of the prescription, not the panacea for what’s ailing clinical practices

Clinicians need to acquire and employ AI not as the latest “me too” thing that everyone else is using, but rather with clearly defined purposes and careful planning.

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AI as a Tool to Support Clinicians, Not Replace Them

Sharmeen Roy, PharmD, BCPS, on AI in improving decision-making, reducing adverse drug events on National Adverse Drug Event Awareness Day, and upcoming research on pediatric dosing at ESCMID.

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