Episode 143

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Large Language Models (LLMs) in General Practice

In this episode of The Good GP, Dr Sean Stevens welcomes Dr Roy Mariathas, a RACGP Fellow and digital health entrepreneur. 

Roy discusses the rise of artificial intelligence, its applications in healthcare, and the ethical considerations surrounding its use. 

He shares insights into the development of generative AI technologies like large language models and provides recommendations for GPs utilising software that incorporates AI. 


Roy also reflects on his experience in the Australian Clinical Entrepreneur Programme (AUSCEP) and its impact on his understanding of the intersection between healthcare and technology.


Resource & Links:


An analogy for LLMs/transformers - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/gps-guide-chatgpt-dr-roy-mariathas-nlsbc/


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About your hosts

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Tim Koh

Dr Tim Koh is a Perth-based GP with over 20 years of experience and a strong focus on GP education and evidence-based practice. He provides practical insights and advice on key topics in primary care.
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Krystyna de Lange

Dr Krystyna de Lange is a GP with nine years of experience, specialising in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, women’s health, and chronic disease management. She delivers practical insights and fosters engaging discussions on essential health topics.
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Sean Stevens

Dr Sean Stevens is a GP with 27 years of experience, recognised for his expertise in medical education and innovation. He has contributed to over 60 episodes, sharing valuable insights to promote quality care in general practice.