Schedule
Welcome Reception on Thursday, April 11th, 2024.
Day 1 (April 12th, 2024): Understanding AI in Healthcare
Session 1: AI Fundamentals (9 – 10:15 am)
· Introduction to AI and Machine Learning
· Key AI concepts and technologies
· The evolution of AI in healthcare
Session 2: Developing an AI Implementation Strategy (10:45 – 12 pm)
· Workflow Integration of AI
· Overcoming Technical and Operational Challenges
· AI Governance Framework
Session 3: Workshop – Identifying AI Opportunities (1 – 2:15 pm)
· Interactive Group Activity to Identify Potential AI Projects
· Evaluating Feasibility and Impact on Desired Outcomes (clinical, operational and financial)
Session 4: Panel Discussion: Getting Value From Your AI Investment (2:45 – 4 pm)
Day 2 (April 19th, 2024): Leadership and Transformation Through AI
Session 1: Enabling A Learning Health Organization Through AI
This session will focus on the critical components (data, technology, processes, people) that need to be in place for your organization to create a learning flywheel and derive value from your AI investments.
· Part A – Data & Technology (9 – 10:15 am)
o Evaluating readiness of your core systems
o Developing capabilities internally versus partnering
o What’s the right approach - platform v/s use-cases
· Part B – People (10:30 – 11:15 am)
o Building AI-Competent Teams
o Hiring and Training for AI Readiness
o Fostering a Collaborative AI Culture
· Part C – Processes (11:15 –12 pm)
o Leading Change in Traditional Healthcare Environments
o Deriving Business Value
Session 2: Ethical and Regulatory Considerations
This session will be divided into two complementary parts and will include real-world case studies, regulatory frameworks, and expert insights to provide a comprehensive understanding of the ethical and regulatory landscape of AI in healthcare.
· Part A: Addressing Ethical Implications of AI in Healthcare (1 – 2:15 pm)
o Data Governance
o Bias and Fairness
· Part B: Regulations and Corporate Risk (2:15 –3:30 pm)
o Accountability and Liability
o Transparency and Explainability