For pharmacists AI tools mean getting an idea to market may require less time and effort than we previously thought. But there is still much to be learned on how to best leverage the new tools at our disposal.
Moving from the precision of medicine to the stillness of a sabbatical, Dr. Mills explores what happens when we stop measuring our worth by what we complete.
Community pharmacy is designed to produce accurate dispensers and compliant practitioners. But that isn't what our profession needs right now; it needs creative thinking.
A surveyor asked me and a fellow doctor about rage rooms, prompting a reflection no how we, as physicians, should think about managing the complicated emotion of anger.
The question that matters is one for government: ‘How will you regulate AI and mental health?’ A duty to report is one consideration. But it is complex, and only the tip of the regulatory iceberg.
Let’s get back to basics on what AI can actually do for doctors and make sure not to throw ethical reasoning, contextual interpretation and complex decision-making out with the bath water.
