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There is no shortage of principles surrounding the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in clinical care, but these principles are poorly operationalised for use at the point of care. SIT, CARE, DO maps Australian and international guidance from five jurisdictions onto a nine-item time-out, framed as self-challenge questions before, during and after AI use. It is intended to help clinicians discharge their share of the distributed responsibility for safe integration of AI into clinical care.
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