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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Conference
“Artificial intelligence and machine learning is a field that is moving at lightning speed and has tremendous potential across the healthcare sector…that is why I am pleased to announce that we have today launched our initial technology partnerships Code of Conduct – 10 principles which set out the rules of engagement between industry and the health and care system. These principles provide a basis to deepen the trust between patients, clinicians, researchers and innovators.” – Lord O’Shaughnessy, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Health
In 2017 the government identified AI and data as one of the four “grand challenges” in which the UK can lead the world in technology in its Industrial Strategy published last November. Then in April, the government signed an AI sector deal, while Prime Minister Theresa May claimed that over 20,000 lives will be saved every year under plans to use artificial intelligence to diagnose cancer patients before their symptoms have even developed. At the same time, the ethical implications of AI have been recognised with the creation of the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation and the announcement of a Code of Conduct for data-driven technology in September 2018, which is especially significant given that four out of five people feel they do not know how health data is used in the NHS.
The second annual AI in Healthcare conference will help you to develop a greater understanding of the investment, implementation and impact of AI in a variety of healthcare settings. The conference will focus specifically on problem-solving and overcoming challenges, offering a variety of insights, from industry leaders, academic experts and healthcare professionals. The programme will be based on latest developments and case studies, built around the key themes of innovation, ethics and data sharing, collaboration and problem-solving. Presentations from those already using AI will be supplemented by keynote speeches and a panel discussion, designed to provide an open conversation on the advantages and disadvantages of AI in healthcare.
Delegate feedback from our previous conference includes:
“Good blend of academic, public and private sector. I expected to learn more about ethics and legal framework behind AI and I did. Also, got a much better appreciation of AI in healthcare.”
“Good networking opportunities, brought together lots of people from different backgrounds”
“Great range of speakers and really interesting and useful information”
Join us for this AI in Healthcare conference, where you will hear from industry leaders, academic experts and healthcare professionals on the latest developments in utilising AI in the sector, learning and gaining insights from examples of best practice with organisations at the forefront of change and innovation. You will have the opportunity to question, discuss and debate the latest policies and projects, while understanding how AI could benefit your organisation. At the same time, you will have the chance to interact with colleagues, discuss challenges and contribute to wider thinking about the future role of AI in healthcare in the UK.
Agenda
| 08:30 | Registration and refreshments |
| 10:00 | Opening remarks from chair Eleonora Harwich, Director of Research and Digital and Tech Innovation, REFORM |
| 10:10 | Upskilling the NHS workforce and increasing readiness Dr David Cox, National Medical Director’s Clinical Fellow (AI and Robotics workstream of the Topol Review), Health Education England (HEE)
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| 10:40 | NHS Attitudes to AI, its Uses and Challenges Guy Boersma, Managing Director, Kent Surrey Sussex Academic Health Science Network (AHSN), and AHSN AI Initiative Lead within the Digital and AI INN
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| 11:10 | Refreshments and networking |
| 11:40 | Understanding the Code of Conduct Jess Morley, Technology Adviser, Department of Health and Social Care
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| 12:10 | Case Study: Implementing AI in a Hospital Setting Simon Harris, Project Manager, East Midlands Radiology Consortium (emrad) Yemi Oviosu, Senior Consultant, Optimity Advisors
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| 12:40 | Lunch and Networking |
| 13:40 | The Potential of AI to Reduce the Administrative "Burden" on the NHS Sarah Moorhead, Head of Integration and Electronic Healthcare Record Delivery, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
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| 14:10 | Ensuring AI Benefits the Patient and Helps Keep Them Well Dr Rebecca Pope, Lead Data Scientist (Health and Life Sciences), KPMG
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| 14:40 | Refreshments and Networking |
| 15:10 | AI in Medicine Professor John Fox, Professor of Engineering, Informatics and Cognitive Systems, Oxford University and Chairman and Co-Founder, Open Clinical
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15:40 | Case study session Andrew Smithsimmons, Clinical Lead – Ieso Digital Health |
| 16:05 | Panel Discussion: Debating the Benefits and Disadvantages of AI in Healthcare Eleonora Harwich, Director of Research and Digital and Tech Innovation, REFORM Dr Rebecca Pope, Lead Data Scientist (Health and Life Sciences), KPMG Professor John Fox, Professor of Engineering, Informatics and Cognitive Systems, Oxford University and Chairman and Co-Founder, Open Clinical
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16.30 | Closing Remarks from the Chair Eleonora Harwich, Director of Research and Digital and Tech Innovation, REFORM |
| 16:35 | Conference Close |
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Learning outcomes
- Understand the potential of AI and the possible value it could have for your organisation in the future
- Assess the latest developments, opinions and the current place of AI in healthcare
- Discuss reasons to invest in AI technology and strategies to utilise AI successfully
- Listen to academic and industry leading experts and have the opportunity to ask questions and share experiences
- Gain insights into the current use in and impact on NHS organisations across the country
- Examine the importance of data sharing, developing regulations and the need to ensure public and patient trust
- Consider the bigger picture and explore the ethical and social consequences of AI in healthcare
- Learn from early adopters of AI within the NHS, including challenges, impact and outcomes
- Share best practice on overcoming challenges and barriers to development of AI
- Have the opportunity to exchange ideas and interact in a panel discussion
- Network with colleagues and presenters and contribute to wider thinking on the future role of AI in healthcare in the UK
Who should attend?
- Chief Information Officers
- Chief Health Information Officers
- Chief Innovation Officers
- AI Start-up Innovators
- Chief Digital Officers
- Chief Technical Officers
- Chief Technology Officers
- Chief Transformation Officers
- Chief Medical Officers
- Chief Medical Informatics Officers
- Directors of Planning, Performance and Innovation
- Directors of Operations
- Directors of Transformation
- Clinicians
- Physicians
- Healthcare and Medical App Designers and Developers
- Data and Analytics Professionals
- Data Scientists
- Computer Scientists
- Engineering Scientists
- Healthcare Engineers
- Knowledge and Innovation Programme Managers
- Academics and Researchers
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