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This book identifies Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a growing field that is being incorporated into many aspects of human life, including healthcare practice and delivery. The precision, automation, and potential of AI brings multiple benefits to the way disease is diagnosed, investigated and treated. Currently, there is a lack of any appreciable understanding of AI and this book provides detailed understandings, which include; foundational concepts, current applications, future challenges amongst most healthcare practitioners.  

This book is suited for all readers as it requires no previous knowledge, it walks non-technical clinicians through the complex ideas and concepts in an easy to understand manner.

Associate Professor Tam C. Nguyen

Associate Professor Tam C. Nguyen is the Deputy Director of Research at St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne with over 20 years of an experience with deep understanding of the Australian healthcare, medtech and pharmaceutical sector.  He is a regular invited speaker on a broad range of topics relating to health and medical research development, innovation, and commercialisation. A/Prof. Nguyen also advises healthtech and medtech companies and currently serving as an investment committee member for Horizon 3 Biotech Fund.

Dr Manda Raz

Manda Raz is a doctor, researcher, Master degree candidate, and author and editor of academic books. Dr Raz is the recipient of multiple research scholarships, academic prizes and leadership awards. He is heavily involved in academia and publishing, and is a keen educator of fellow doctors and medical students. 

Professor Erwin Loh

Professor Erwin Loh is national Chief Medical Officer and Group General Manager Clinical Governance for St Vincent's Health Australia, the nation’s largest not-for-profit health and aged care provider, with six public hospitals, 10 private hospitals and 24 aged care facilities in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. He is Vice President of the Royal Australasian College of Medical Administrators.