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AI in healthcare – are you aware of your professional obligations?

30 Aug 2024

Nerissa Ferrie

by Nerissa Ferrie

The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra) recently published a helpful resource to ensure registered health practitioners are meeting their professional obligations in the face of new and emerging Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology.

The guidance provides a link to case studies and further information, including the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) role in the regulation of AI. You can also access other resources, such as our concise advice on using AI tools for record management in doctor consultations.

 

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