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Tag: professions

How to replace a physiotherapist (or any professional, really)

Jun 4, 2021

in AI, Clinical, Physiotherapy

artificial intelligence, clinical decision support, clinical practice, clinical reasoning, emerging technology, expertise, gait analysis, image recognition, natural language processing, nlp, physiotherapy, professional practice, professions, tasks, video analysis

Rowe, M., Nicholls, D. A., & Shaw, J. (2021). How to replace a physiotherapist: Artificial intelligence and the redistribution of expertise. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice. I’m really excited to finally share this article that I’ve been working on for a couple of years with David Nicholls and Jay Shaw. I say a couple of years…
Seeing beyond our own paradigms

Jun 3, 2021

in AI, Clinical, Technology

algorithms, artificial intelligence, clinical practice, essentialism, index, internet, journal index, library, machine learning, paradigm, physiotherapy, professions, technology

Yesterday I saw this tweet from Enrico Coiera: So I downloaded the editorial and noted these sections: Through the Internet, the public has access to a growing supply of information on health and disease, often of variable quality and relevance. As a result, providing information on health will no longer be the exclusive remit of…