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The Educator Perspective

Podcast: Generative AI in Radiation Oncology Education-Friend or Foe?
Published: May 7, 2024
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Summary

In this podcast, Prof. Michelle Leech, Professor in Radiation Therapy at Trinity College Dublin speaks to Clinical Prof. Sandra Turner, Radiation Oncologist at Westmead Hospital and University of Sydney and Associate Professor David Kok from the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Monash and Melbourne Universities about their experience in using generative AI in radiation oncology education. Opportunities and pitfalls are discussed as well as the potential impact of generative AI on patient education.