Meetings By Mail Cleveland Clinic Artificial Intelligence Summit 2025
Include: 18 videos 1 pdf, size: 2.42 GB
As artificial intelligence drives profound changes across the healthcare landscape, it is imperative for all providers, administrators and educators to utilize these innovations to deliver the best possible care. Cleveland Clinic’s Artificial Intelligence Summit presents North America’s leading minds in healthcare AI, with discussions designed to engage professionals at all levels of technological expertise. This exploration of AI’s impact and challenges for healthcare professionals.
Topics include: AI opportunities, innovations, ethics and governance, patient focused AI in the outpatient setting and acute care, impact on precision medicine, lowering complications, surgery, research, medical education, nursing, pharmacy and much more
Topics:
Session 1: AI Opportunities in Healthcare – Big Picture
| Keynote: Transformational AI Opportunities in Healthcare | David C. Rhew, MD |
| Panel Discussion: AI Innovation, Ethics and Governance – What Does it Take to Be Ready to Safely Innovate? | Scott Steele, MD, Ben Shahshahani, PhD, Nikhil Buduma, Jeremy David and Michael R. Pinsky, MD |
| AI-Powered Revenue Cycle: Driving Efficiency, Accuracy and Innovation | Tracy Peffley, RHIA and Nicholas Judd, MBA, RHIA |
| Panel Discussion: AI Evaluation – What Does Success Look Like? | Nancy Albert, PhD, Jianying Hu, PhD, Anant Madabhushi, PhD, Susannah Rose, PhD and Andrea Sikora, PharmD |
Session 2: Patient Focused AI
| AI in the Outpatient Setting | Sarah Hatchett, MBA, Jennifer Owens, MS, Nikhil Buduma |
| Use of AI in Acute Care: Redefining Health and Disease | Michael R. Pinsky, MD |
| AI Benefits and Risks for Patients, Caregivers and Health Systems | Raymond Ng, PhD |
| Person-Centered AI: Ethical Innovation and the Future of Patient Experience | Susannah Rose, PhD |
Session 3: AI for Precision Medicine and Surgery
| Interpreter of Maladies: Application of Artificial Intelligence for Precision Medicine | Anant Madabhushi, PhD |
| Utilizing AI for Surgical Planning | John Weaver,MD |
| Surgical Navigation 2.0: From Analog to Autonomous | Giovanni E. Cacciamani, MSc, MD |
| AI in the OR: Personalizing Care, Lowering Complications and Automating Surgery | Christopher Weight, MD, MS |
Session 4: AI in Research & Education
| Impact of AI on Biomedical Research | Jianying Hu, PhD |
| AI in Medical Education | Neil Mehta, MBBS, MS |
| AI Pedagogy in Medical Education | Anthony C. Chang, MD, MBA, MPH |
Session 5: Responsible AI, Nursing and Pharma
| Responsible AI in a Healthcare System | Nigam Shah, MBBS, PhD |
| Impact of AI on Nursing: the Practice, the Utilization and the Workload | Nelita Iuppa, DNP, MS, RN-BC, Nancy Albert, PhD, CCNS, CCRN, Jennifer Owens, MS, and Kim Svoboda, RN-BC, MBA |
| Intersection of AI and Pharmacy: the Need for Medication Data Infrastructure | Andrea Sikora, PharmD |
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