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Medical ML: Radiologist-AI Collaboration Protocols - Designing Human-Machine Partnerships for Clinical Excellence

Authors: Ivchenko, Oleh;

Medical ML: Radiologist-AI Collaboration Protocols - Designing Human-Machine Partnerships for Clinical Excellence

Abstract

The integration of artificial intelligence into radiology practice represents more than a technological upgrade—it constitutes a fundamental reimagining of diagnostic workflows. This article examines critical protocols governing radiologist-AI collaboration, analyzing interaction models from autonomous AI triage to fully supervised human-in-the-loop systems.

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Ukrainian healthcare, clinical AI, machine learning, XAI, diagnostic imaging, medical imaging, medical AI, radiology, human-machine collaboration, AI diagnostics

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