AI can help me think faster, but I still have to decide how I actually use AI in healthcare
One of the biggest changes AI has brought to my work is that I can do more. I am no longer as daunted by the mundane work involved in getting something started. A research idea, teaching session or presentation comes with preparation: organising notes, building a structure, condensing information and revising the wording. These tasks […] The post AI can help me think faster, but I still have to…
AI has revolutionized the author's work by making mundane tasks more manageable and increasing their productivity. The author uses AI to synthesize evidence, challenge ideas, review documents, and prepare for discussions across various aspects of clinical practice, research, teaching, and healthcare innovation. However, while AI can help produce more work, it is crucial to define specific tasks and set clear boundaries to ensure the output aligns with the intended purpose.
This includes identifying the desired audience, purpose, and time limit, as well as assessing the relevance and impact of the generated content. The author emphasizes the importance of carefully crafting instructions and verifying the output to avoid misunderstandings or misinterpretations, as AI can sometimes alter specific details without changing the general meaning.
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