What happens when fast-moving AI meets clinical practice? Shae Rodgers and Cathy Love discuss supporting clients who already use AI, keeping clinical judgement at the centre of documentation, and finding a comfortable place to start if you’re feeling cautious.
Shae is a speech pathologist from the Newcastle area of New South Wales, with more than 18 years’ experience in disability and complex communication. Her work spans AAC, neurodivergent-affirming practice and the ethical use of AI. They also explore what AI could mean for the future of communication, AAC, diagnostics and the way clinicians work.
Topics covered on evaluating AI tools, AI and neurodivergence, and the importance of human factor in clinical practice:
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