Debate: how will AI change the cardiology landscape in the next five years?

A PCR–TCT partners in learning initiative

Moderators: C. Cook, L. M. Desroche

Speakers: C. Cook, N. Gausserand, J. van der Zande, P. Sorajja, O. Yahia

Summary

Delve into the anticipated impact of artificial intelligence on cardiology over the next five years. This session addresses AI's role in reporting, triage, workflow optimization, and decision-making, while distinguishing realistic clinical benefits from hype. It also discusses governance, accountability, and legal considerations surrounding AI adoption in cardiovascular practice.

Learning Objectives

To anticipate how AI may change reporting, triage, workflow and decision-making in cardiology.
To distinguish realistic near-term clinical impact from hype.
To understand the main governance, accountability and litigation questions likely to emerge.

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Debate: how will AI change the cardiology landscape in the next five years?

A PCR–TCT partners in learning initiative

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