Understand the claim
Separate prediction, generation and action. Name the intended use and ask what the evidence actually supports.
Oncology AI Academy / By OncologyIT
Build the judgment to evaluate AI in cancer care. Learn through focused lessons, real evidence and fictional cases that turn a promising demo into a decision you can explain.
No account needed for Module 1. Educational only; non-CME.
Start with the task
Follow the work. Find the point where human judgment matters.

A practical foundation
For clinicians, informatics teams and practice leaders. Begin with the essentials; leave with a framework for the next AI proposal.
Separate prediction, generation and action. Name the intended use and ask what the evidence actually supports.
Trace patient data, missing information, oversight and failure modes through an oncology workflow.
Practice a vendor review, define a narrow pilot and build a use-case memo with an owner and a stop rule.
The founding course
Short presentation lessons. Applied exercises. A final assessment. A verifiable record of completion.
Beginner to intermediate · Individual enrollment
View curriculum and accessCertificate of Completion only. Not CME, accreditation or a professional credential.
Practice intelligence
Writing on the technology, evidence and decisions shaping cancer care.
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