AI-Enabled Digital Health Series -
Introduction to AI in Clinical Care
Feb 27, 2024 | 12 PM PT
This presentation will:
• Provide technical background on common AI use cases already in the market
o Describe the strengths and weaknesses of tools
• Current state of the art for generative AI and large language models
o Describe what is real and not real capabilities of current systems
o Describe current research that may be introduced in the short-term future
• Provide guidance on how to evaluate AI products for common use cases
AI-Enabled Digital Health Services Series -
Health Equity Across the AI Lifecycle
March 19, 2024 | 12 PM PT
The material will cover the intended use of AI products and highlight the risks associated with inappropriate use. The course will cover the many various threats to AI product performance, including changes in population demographics, clinical practice patterns, and professional work environments. Lastly, the course will explore how bias and discrimination can result from the use of AI products and will train physicians to identify and mitigate health inequities that can result from the use of AI products.
AI-Enabled Digital Health Services Series -
Organizational Governance of AI
April 23, 2024 | 12 PM PT
The session will focus on organizational capabilities and processes required to govern the use of AI products. The material will cover the roles and responsibilities required for effective organizational governance and will present case studies demonstrating the various decision points throughout the AI product lifecycle. Learners will understand the technical infrastructure, personnel requirements, and frontline clinician support required to implement AI products within clinical care.
Are You a Health Care AI Novice?: The Basics You Need to Know
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While it may seem like a far-off sci-fi future, the application of AI systems in health care is here now, and we should be ready for it to expand. Many clinicians aren’t aware of how much they are already using AI systems in their daily routines. Properly implemented, it will not replace the human element in providing care but empower providers with advanced tools to enhance patient care efficiently and provide equitable access.
Framework to Address Algorithmic Bias in Healthcare AI Models
AI IN THE NEWS
Addressing Algorithmic Bias: Experts unveil a vital framework for ethical AI in healthcare, focusing on health equity, transparency, and accountability. Dive into how this approach aims to combat disparities and ensure fairness in AI-driven healthcare decisions. #EthicalAI #HealthcareInnovation
Biden-Harris Administration Announces Voluntary Commitments from Leading Healthcare Companies to Harness the Potential and Manage the Risks Posed by AI
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President Biden’s Executive Order 14110 outlined dozens of actions, including many that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is responsible for, to ensure the “Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence."