Expert Providers Share Their Thoughts on Artificial Intelligence in Dermatolog

Feelings range from excitement over the use of AI technologies to assist with administrative tasks like charting in the electronic health record and responding to patient messages, to concerns over its use in physical examination and diagnostic testing (eg, dermoscopy, biopsy) for clinical diagnosis...

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Published in:Dermatology Times 2023-07, Vol.44 (7), p.49-51
Main Author: Bader, Kaitlyn
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Artificial intelligence
Chatbots
Dermatology
Health care
Internet
Medical personnel
Medical records
Medicine
Melanoma
Patients
Professionals
Skin cancer
Skin diseases
Technical communication
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Summary:Feelings range from excitement over the use of AI technologies to assist with administrative tasks like charting in the electronic health record and responding to patient messages, to concerns over its use in physical examination and diagnostic testing (eg, dermoscopy, biopsy) for clinical diagnosis. [...]I see AI as being a helpful tool when it comes to clinical and basic research, especially when it comes to combing through large amounts to understand what has been previously studied and what data gaps exist. QThe National Academy of Medicine has announced it will convene a group to develop an Artificial Intelligence Code of Conduct to outline the role of AI in health care and research.2 What is most important for you to see within this code of conduct? BLOCK: [...]it should never substitute for the prognosis of health care professionals.
ISSN:0196-6197
2150-6523