It was actually quite funny and refreshing to have FT crew! I hope your colleagues will join in too

There is one in my DGH, its is unfortunately out of order as it is awaiting for replacement fuses for the the rear cyclotron.

Intubation Rollapalooza
Cycle 20 miles on rollers → intubate a mannequin → brew a decent coffee.

It is possible to use a Retrival
Augmented Generation where LLM is using uploaded documents, guidelines etc for the analysis. It is also possible to fine tune LLM if accessing through API e.g. control randomness, access different models, discourage or dis/encourage repetition etc

I really like it! So immersive, drags observer in!

AI / LLMs are tools. Know (roughly) how they work, and use them for their strengths. Avoid their weaknesses (like eating soup with a fork). Good for somethings (coding), less so for other tasks (generating diagrams). Most importantly, always maintain human oversight and be wary of limitations.

Aside from the very exciting physics of radiation, we also attempted to cover critical aspects of occupational exposure for anaesthetists.

Somewhere far away from theatres…

I’m excited that this may help us to recycle our anaesthetic plastic waste more efficiently