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From Agents to Governance: Essential AI Skills for Clinicians in the Large Language Model Era
Large language models are rapidly transitioning from pilot schemes to routine clinical practice. This creates an urgent need for clinicians to develop the necessary skills to strike the right balance between seizing opportunities and taking accountability.
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AI is reshaping medical education by requiring clinicians to develop new skills beyond clinical knowledge, including understanding AI systems, governance, and ethical use in practice.
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