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Klaudia Kwolek Wiktoria Laskowska M. Pilarek Sebastian Ożga Monika Roszkowska Michał Furtak Szymon Janczarski Dominika Sarna Ł. Wąs Piotr Tryczyński
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It is concluded that while generative AI holds transformative potential to reduce clerical burden and augment clinical reasoning, its successful deployment in emergency medicine requires rigorous attention to clinical safety, health equity, workflow integration, and human‑factors considerations.

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