The 132-Hour Question: Clinical AI Gives Clinicians Back Three Weeks a Year. Almost None Goes to Learning.
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Clinical AI is giving clinicians back 132 hours a year — more than three working weeks. Fewer than a quarter of those who adopted it got adequate training to use it. The gap is not a missing course; it is a missing allocation of protected practice, error-condition simulation, feedback, and a budget owner. Here is the five-part learning allocation every deployment needs.