Emergency medicine brings questions about AI into immediate focus: how information reaches a clinician, how a system supports triage, and where its limitations matter. Harvey Castro's book examines AI through emergency care while connecting its applications to other parts of healthcare.
Wiley's description identifies triage, diagnostic support, surgery and imaging among the book's subjects. It also extends the discussion to wearables, wellness and mental health. The book addresses the limits of AI alongside its possible uses, making it relevant to clinicians and leaders evaluating how technology fits patient care.
Bring the discussion to your organization
For a medical conference or health system meeting, pair this reading with a discussion of clinical judgment and responsible adoption. Harvey's SAFE AI keynote addresses how clinicians can assess risk, protect patients and maintain human oversight. His workflow keynote examines what an organization needs to move an AI project beyond its demonstration.