Practices must prioritise privacy to do AI well – especially for Māori

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Practices must prioritise privacy to do AI well – especially for Māori

27 March 2024

Michael Webster

Wednesday 27 March 2024, 01:30 AM

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AI tools are helpful, but patient records must be protected, especially regarding information-sharing with a third party [Image: MicroStockHubon iStock]

Privacy is paramount when integrating AI into healthcare, particularly concerning Māori patients. Michael Webster explores how to leverage AI tools while preserving patient confidentiality and trust

AI can, and likely will, become another tool in the primary healthcare toolbox The fundamental relationship between a patient and their GP is one

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