AI

“Patient safety may offer us the most far-reaching opportunity to apply AI to clinical care,” says David Classen, MD, MS, Professor, University of Utah. Explore that promise in “Augmented Ingenuity: AI for Patient Safety,” an extensive and photo-filled summary of what may be the most significant gathering of U.S. patient safety and AI to date.

Sponsored by Impact Advisors and hosted by BayCare. Join the 17 participants from 14 Member, Guest and Sponsor organizations as they considered Generative AI governance and oversight, future leadership strategies and data- and digital literacy in their organizations.

Is it possible to democratize GenAI? Industry Inside Edge recaps conversations with clinicians and execs at Duke University Health System, Memorial Sloan Kettering, Stanford Health Care, Chartis, EXL Health and Press Ganey.

Generative artificial intelligence is a hot topic these days--the latest “shiny object.” The widespread availability of AI platforms like ChatGPT has led to a surge of interest, experimentation and concern.  Thousands of healthcare AI applications are available for drug discovery, clinical practice, supply chain, provider productivity, employee engagement and customer service, to name a few.

Even as healthcare has undergone a rapid digitalization process over the last decade, including myriad artificial intelligence (AI) improvements, patient safety challenges still remain. Is now the time for a national agenda to critically evaluate AI and patient safety?