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Exploring Generative Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
Artificial intelligence is set to transform healthcare, bolstering both administrative and clinical workflows across the care continuum. As these technologies have rapidly advanced over the years, the pros and cons of AI use have become more apparent, leading to mixed perceptions of the tools among providers and patients.Despite this, many health systems are increasingly prioritizing AI initiatives, with experts predicting that generative AI will continue to make a splash in healthcare. A recent survey commissioned by Wolters Kluwer Health found that physicians are cautiously optimistic about generative AI, while a report from John Snow Labs revealed that healthcare and life sciences organizations are increasingly investing in the tools.
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Healthcare organizations and other groups have also drafted guidelines to help providers and payers navigate these challenges. Recently, the National Academy of Medicine released its AI Code of Conduct, which brought together researchers, patient advocates and others to outline the national architecture needed to promote the responsible, equitable use of these technologies in healthcare.Despite the significant challenges associated with generative AI, the technology's allure is unlikely to fade anytime soon. By understanding these tools, including their pros and cons, healthcare stakeholders can more effectively navigate the ever-changing generative AI landscape.
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