Artificial Intelligence (AI) - Driven Clinical Efficiency: A Guide for Orthopaedic Surgeons-Artificial Intelligence (AI)-Driven Clinical Efficiency Recording

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The webinar titled "Artificial Intelligence-Driven Clinical Efficiency: A Guide for Orthopedic Surgeons," hosted by the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM), explores the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in enhancing the clinical efficiency of orthopedic surgeons. Dr. Katherine Koiner moderates the session, introducing speakers Dr. Elizabeth Scott and Dr. Josh Harris, experts in sports medicine and orthopedic surgery. Dr. Harris provides an overview of AI's impact on orthopedics, emphasizing AI's potential to improve diagnosis, treatment personalization, and outcome prediction while stressing the importance of safety and validity. He shares experiences of using AI for website content and patient education, highlighting AI's potential to customize medical information for patients.<br /><br />Dr. Scott discusses practical AI applications in clinical practices, such as using AI-powered dictation services to save time on note-taking and producing error-free, structured clinical notes. She highlights ChatGPT's utility in writing various medical letters, such as appeals for insurance and post-operative instructions, emphasizing its potential to simplify administrative tasks.<br /><br />Dr. Koiner shifts the focus to using AI for writing letters of recommendation and professional emails. She provides detailed instructions on crafting effective AI prompts, ensuring letters and emails are clear, concise, and free from biases. Dr. Koiner also outlines various personal and professional AI applications that enhance efficiency and creativity.<br /><br />The speakers agree on the necessity of practicing and familiarizing oneself with AI tools to fully integrate them into clinical workflows, acknowledging AI's current limitations such as privacy concerns and data accuracy. The webinar stresses the importance of using AI as a supplementary tool, ensuring it complements and does not replace human judgment.

Keywords

Artificial Intelligence

Clinical Efficiency

Orthopedic Surgeons

AOSSM

Sports Medicine

AI Applications

Patient Education

AI-powered Dictation

Administrative Tasks

AI Limitations