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Is AI going to replace clinicians?

Is AI going to replace sleep clinicians?

As we wind down the year, I’ve been reflecting on changes in my medical practice. Things are so different from when I finished my training over a decade ago.

2025 was the year of AI and I’ve seen a lot of concern from clinicians about whether AI will replace us. What do you think?

In collaboration with VuMedi, I’m sharing a 2025 year in review about AI in sleep medicine.

In this video, I’m sharing:

  • AASM guidelines on AI in clinical practice
  • How AI is creating more anxiety in my patients
  • The one tool that changed my workflow
  • A change in my practice in 2025 that I’m excited about
  • Whether AI will replace you
  • And more

Click to watch the video and don’t forget to claim your CME credits using the Learner+ link below.

Wishing you a joyful and prosperous 2026!

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