Hear how the associate director of clinical technology and systems at the University of Pennsylvania Health System addresses artificial intelligence ethics and deployment at Penn Medicine.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is proliferating wildly across every industry. Health care is unique because it concerns patients’ safety, care quality and health outcomes, there are many different experts in the field, and patient privacy is paramount. How can you match the promises of AI in your space with these conditions? How do you deploy and test AI solutions? Hear how Sean Sarles, MSN, RN, CCRN, associate director of clinical technology and systems at the University of Pennsylvania Health System, approaches AI ethics and deployment at Penn Medicine. Additionally, learn how AI is only as strong as the process of applying aggregation, action, and then analysis. Medical Informatics’ Sickbay platform drives effective AI by aggregating patient monitoring data that leads to actionable information to clinicians. This fundamental approach of aggregate-act-analyze increases the ethical potential of care based on cohorts of physiological data.

Attendees Will Learn:

Administratively impactful AI scenarios and how a major medical system currently deploys its AI solutions.

How data collection from vendor-agnostic devices paired with AI empowers relevant, timely, objective and complete physiologic data for clinical and research applications.

Key insights into how to objectively approach AI in the health care space in a way that benefits care providers, clinicians, administrators, researchers, patients and more across the hospital system.

Speakers:

Sean Sarles, MSN, RN, CCRN
Associate Director of Clinical Technology and Systems, University of Pennsylvania Health System
Penn Medicine

Emma Fauss, PhD
CEO & Co-Founder
Medical Informatics Corp.