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Artificial intelligence: Training the trainer
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2022
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Abstract
Including artificial intelligence in haematological education is compulsory but should not be limited to students. Experienced haematologist and decision-makers in the clinical environment have at least similar needs. This is because of the tremendous potential, opportunities and benefits the timely inclusion of artificial intelligence offers in diagnosis, prediction and personalised therapy. Commentary on: Chai et al. Integrating artificial intelligence into haematology training and practice: opportunities, threats and proposed solutions. Br J Hematol 2022;198:807-811.
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