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14 July 2023
12:00 - 13:00
Following on from the success of our virtual Debate Series last year, we’re hosting the series again in 2023 with new topics, and our first event is taking place Friday 14 July, 12:00-13:00.
This first event will debate the topic of: AI not being ready for clinical use and will aim to debate the following statement: With the rapid evolution of AI tools such as GPT AI is set to disrupt healthcare, but AI remains poorly regulated, requires regulation as robust as medical devices and medicines, and is not yet ready for direct clinical uses.
Chair:
Jon Hoeksma
CEO
Digital Health
Panellists:
Haris Shuaib
Consultant Physicist, Head of Clinical Scientific Computing at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust & AI Transformation Lead
London Medical Imaging & Artificial Intelligence Centre for Value Based Healthcare
Dr Nisha Sharma
Director of Breast Screening and Clinical Lead for breast imaging
Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust
Dr Tracy O’Regan
Professional Officer Clinical Imaging and Research
The Society and College of Radiographers
7 July 2023 @ 09:11
This is extremely interesting topic and would love to hear the debate. I am favouring the use of GPT in terms of clinical letter typing where patient identifiable information are removed before using GPT software. A auto transcript from voice recording when copied and pasted in GPT, it automatically corrects grammar, medical terminologies, formatting and make it readable and professional. This significantly reduces the clinical time spent on admin work.