Stuttgart Journal Club (2026): Implementation and Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in the Clinical Setting

Thursday, February 19, 2026, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM, Other, Böblingen, Germany


CDR CPEU Dieticians (1.50 hours), Nursing Continuing Professional Development Contact Hours (1.50 hours)

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1. Summarize the primary aims, methods, and key findings of both reviews.
2. Compare different AI applications in emergency care and triage, including their reported benefits and limitations.
3. Discuss ethical, operational, and implementation challenges associated with AI use in clinical settings.
4. Propose future research directions needed to establish clinical effectiveness and real-world applicability of AI systems.
5. Use critical appraisal skills in group discussion of the presented research articles.

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