AI literacy has become a practical concern for clinicians asked to evaluate tools, work with new systems and participate in organizational decisions. This book organizes that learning into four parts: foundations, clinical applications, difficult questions about risk and accountability, and leadership.
The manuscript contains twelve chapters. Readers move from introductory concepts to hospital applications and examples across specialties, then examine bias, regulation, liability and ethics. Later chapters address organizational planning, space medicine and a personal AI leadership inventory.
The recurring Head, Heart and Hands structure connects understanding with patient concerns and practical action. Chapter assessments, organizational questions and recommended reading give individuals and teams ways to work through the material together.
Bring the discussion to your organization
This is a reading option for clinical education groups and healthcare leadership teams planning an AI session. Pair it with SAFE AI for a discussion of clinical oversight, or AI That Survives the Workflow for a session focused on adoption inside a health system.