Expanding clinical volumes, evolving radiopharmaceuticals, and new imaging technologies shape the training environment for nuclear medicine (NM) learners. Additionally, artificial intelligence (AI) tools are increasingly available. These tools can draft study guides, generate questions, simulate patient interactions, c...
Keith M. Jacobs, J. Peacock· Journal of Nuclear Medicine...· 0 citations
Effective AI techniques are described that can be applied to meet the demands of increased NM volumes and expanded professional opportunities, and require explicit safeguards, including AI guardrail incorporation, privacy protection, expert review, AI output transparency, and healthy skepticism.
Keith M. Jacobs, J. Peacock· Journal of Nuclear Medicine...· 1 citation
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