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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. AI has arrived in healthcare & medicine - and if it makes you want to cringe, scroll to something else, or go check on your next patient, this brief starter guide was written for you.You didn't plan to take care of patients - and then need to become a computer scientist. Yet the noisy information around artificial intelligence can make capable confident clinicians feel like beginners overnight. This starter guide takes the pressure off. In about 30 minutes, you will have a clearer understanding of what AI actually is (and isn't), the one rule which keeps your patients' data safe, and a short list of tools which save any practice real time and real money.Inside this guide: A 5-minute no-jargon explanation of how AI really worksThe single privacy rule every practice must follow - and the simple traffic-light test for itWhere AI saves the most time and money, ranked, with real examplesA short list of current tools with pricing and what each is actually good for10 copy-and-paste prompts your staff can use tomorrowA 30-day plan to get started, and relaxedWritten by Dr. John R. Martinelli, OD, MD, FAAO - in a unique collaboration with his brother Dana Martinelli, a Senior AI & UX engineer at Reddit. One brings decades in the exam room, the other brings the science of how people actually adopt new technology. Together they make a single promise: to make bringing AI into your practice as fearless as possible.Because used well, AI shouldn't make your practice feel like a machine - it should free you to be more present with your patients, not less. You're the human. You're in charge. This guide simply hands you the map to get started.Start today and leave the office on time! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. AI has arrived in healthcare & medicine - and if it makes you want to cringe, scroll to something else, or go check on your next patient, this brief starter guide was written for you.You didn't plan to take care of patients - and then need to become a computer scientist. Yet the noisy information around artificial intelligence can make capable confident clinicians feel like beginners overnight. This starter guide takes the pressure off. In about 30 minutes, you will have a clearer understanding of what AI actually is (and isn't), the one rule which keeps your patients' data safe, and a short list of tools which save any practice real time and real money.Inside this guide: A 5-minute no-jargon explanation of how AI really worksThe single privacy rule every practice must follow - and the simple traffic-light test for itWhere AI saves the most time and money, ranked, with real examplesA short list of current tools with pricing and what each is actually good for10 copy-and-paste prompts your staff can use tomorrowA 30-day plan to get started, and relaxedWritten by Dr. John R. Martinelli, OD, MD, FAAO - in a unique collaboration with his brother Dana Martinelli, a Senior AI & UX engineer at Reddit. One brings decades in the exam room, the other brings the science of how people actually adopt new technology. Together they make a single promise: to make bringing AI into your practice as fearless as possible.Because used well, AI shouldn't make your practice feel like a machine - it should free you to be more present with your patients, not less. You're the human. You're in charge. This guide simply hands you the map to get started.Start today and leave the office on time! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…