AI
Change can feel exciting and unsettling at the same time. Graeme Boulton explores how business leaders can support their people and turn uncertainty into practical next steps.
Graeme Boulton 4 min read
AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is already in Australian hospitals. But significant risks exist, including algorithmic bias, data drift, patient privacy and security concerns, lack of explainability, and unclear accountability when adverse outcomes occur. The question is whether Australian healthcare organisations have the governance frameworks required to manage these risks?
Nicole Jahn 10 min read
AI
We can now submit a PSR to an API to test its quality. We liked the results so much we decided to make it public. You can try it against our reference PSR’s, or one of your own, at https://skillfuze.interfuze.com.au.
Tim de Boer 3 min read
AI
Deployment of AI in healthcare depends on a genuine safety culture. In other words, the use of AI will be assessed not only through clinical safety lenses, but through regulatory, reputational, and ethical governance frameworks. Boards and executive teams will increasingly be accountable for AI system oversight in the same way they are for clinical risk.
Nicole Jahn 4 min read
AI
I recently chaired a panel on AI for the Australian College of Health Service Management (ACHSM) one day conference. We had such a brilliant panel of experienced speakers (Schellie-Jayne Price, Alex Jenkins, Lana Bell, & Charles Poulson) and the key takeaway for me was just get started!
Nicole Jahn 4 min read
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