
Podcast Bytes - Use of GenAI in Medical Publications with Tim Becker, PharmD, RPh
02/24/25 • 25 min
In this Medical Affairs unscripted Podcast Byte, Peg Crowley-Nowick, PhD, MBA, President of Medical Affairs Consulting at Lumanity, discusses the recently released insights report: Expert Perspectives on the Use of Generative AI in Medical Publication with her colleague, Tim Becker, PharmD, RPh, EVP, Creative Scientific Solutions at Lumanity. Their discussion sheds light on the safe and proper use of Generative AI in medical publications, addressing key concerns such as hallucinations, data privacy, and the need for transparency and accountability. They also explore the future impact of Generative AI on medical communication agencies and their relationships with journals. Although Generative AI can accelerate the delivery of data to patients and healthcare providers, it will still require the careful oversight of trained professionals to ensure ethical and appropriate use.
In this Medical Affairs unscripted Podcast Byte, Peg Crowley-Nowick, PhD, MBA, President of Medical Affairs Consulting at Lumanity, discusses the recently released insights report: Expert Perspectives on the Use of Generative AI in Medical Publication with her colleague, Tim Becker, PharmD, RPh, EVP, Creative Scientific Solutions at Lumanity. Their discussion sheds light on the safe and proper use of Generative AI in medical publications, addressing key concerns such as hallucinations, data privacy, and the need for transparency and accountability. They also explore the future impact of Generative AI on medical communication agencies and their relationships with journals. Although Generative AI can accelerate the delivery of data to patients and healthcare providers, it will still require the careful oversight of trained professionals to ensure ethical and appropriate use.
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