Dr Monica Trujillo writes about the intersection of clinical care, digital health and ethics, with a particular focus on how new technologies are reshaping the consultation room. Her work explores what happens when tools such as artificial intelligence move from theory into everyday practice, and what that means for the safety, trust and experience of patients and clinicians.

Through her stories, readers gain insight into why governance, oversight and clear accountability are essential when adopting AI in healthcare. She examines the practical risks of weak safeguards, the subtle ways technology can influence clinical decisions, and the frameworks needed to ensure digital tools support – rather than undermine – quality care. Anyone interested in the future of medicine, health technology or patient safety will find her analysis a valuable guide to the choices facing health systems today.