The future of learning isn’t static — it’s responsive, reflective, and built for capability.
In this follow-up to our first AI episode, Zoe, Michelle, and Ausmed CEO Will Egan explore the next phase of AI in learning: generative learning — and the governance frameworks that make it safe and useful in real-world healthcare settings.
From rubrics and role-based prompts to closed systems and guardrails, this episode takes a look into how generative AI can personalise learning, support performance, and finally help us bridge the gap between theory and practice.
Contact the show at podcast@ausmed.com.au
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Resources:
- AI and Privacy | Guide
- AI Bias and Cultural Safety in Aged Care | Guide
- Using AI in Healthcare Education | Guide
- How AI and Machine Learning Is Impacting Nursing | Guide
- What does AI mean for healthcare in Australia? | Guide
- Why Reflection Matters | Guide
- Thinking Differently About Change (Pt. 1) | Thought Leadership
- Smart Strategies for Healthcare Education | Thought Leadership
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