Abstract
For AI to be organically, safely and effectively integrated into the clinical practice of Medical Imaging and Radiotherapy (MIRT) many factors are responsible. Perhaps the most important one is that this transition is facilitated by representatives and key stakeholders of the wider AI ecosystem. This ecosystem will be changing to include not just the traditional actors, such as clinical practitioners and technology and science experts, but will need to involve some professionals not traditionally associated with MIRT, and new professionals often at bridging roles, that are being created to address the changing needs and skill mix required to accelerate AI implementation. Furthermore, stronger collaborations across professions and different agencies (academia, industry, public contributors) are needed, to ensure education, research and policy are aligned and drive clinical practice. This paper discusses the central role of these actors and the importance of these efforts to be driven by patient and public benefit.
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