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A Practical Gateway to Medical AI | Session 3: Spot Where Medical AI Gets It Wrong

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A Practical Gateway to Medical AI | Session 3:

Spot Where Medical AI Gets It Wrong


What You’ll Get from Session 3

By the end of this 35-minute session, you can:

  • Explain where Medical AI may go wrong in clinical research and healthcare workflows

  • Recognize why LLM outputs still require clinical review, validation, and study design

  • Understand key concepts such as hallucination, bias and limited validation

  • Ask clearer questions when discussing clinical data tasks with technical collaborators

No coding background is required.


4-Session Mini-Series Roadmap

(Session 1: in person; Sessions 2–4: online; Each session is independent. Welcome to attend one, several, or all sessions.)

1: Build Your First Clinical AI Concept Map

Connect RWD, RWE, EBM, LLMs, and AI agents through one starter map.

A Practical Gateway to Medical AI Session 1: Build Your First Clinical AI Concept Map--Connect RWD, RWE, and EBM with LLMs and AI agents.
 

2: Find Research Signals in Clinical Data with LLMs

Use LLMs to extract variables, cohorts, and phenotypes from clinical notes.

A Practical Gateway to Medical AI | Session 2: Find Research Signals in Clinical Data with LLMs
 

3: Spot Where Medical AI Gets It Wrong

See how hallucination, bias, and workflow gaps create clinical safety risks.

A Practical Gateway to Medical AI | Session 3: Spot Where Medical AI Gets It Wrong
 

4: Decode AI Agents in Clinical Research Workflows in 2026

What AI agents can support, and what they cannot replace.

A Practical Gateway to Medical AI | Session 4: Decode AI Agents in Clinical Workflows in 2026
 

Who This Is For

This workshop is designed for:

Physicians · Clinicians · Trainees · Clinical Researchers · Healthcare Professionals · Students in Medicine, Public Health, Nursing, and Biomedical Fields
(No coding background required.)

  • Clinicians curious about AI but not looking for a heavy technical course

  • Clinical researchers working with patient data, EHR, notes, registries, or outcomes

  • Trainees, residents, fellows, and students interested in medical AI

  • Researchers who want to better understand AI terms used in medical papers and collaboration meetings

  • Anyone who wants a clearer framework for discussing clinical AI with technical teams


Format

A four‑session workshop series: Each session is independent, so you are welcome to attend one, several, or all sessions. No coding background is required.

  • 35 minutes per session

  • Session 1: in person

  • Sessions 2–4: online

  • Free to attend

For Session 3

  • Free online workshop

  • 35-minute concept-map talk

  • Post-event Q&A

  • No coding required


Time and Location

Date: June 18 2026
Time: 10:00 AM-10:40 AM ET
Talk: 10:00 AM-10:35 AM ET

Schedule:

  • 10:00 AM — 35-minute talk

  • 10:35 AM — Q&A


Participant Bonus:

As part of registration, you may submit one clinical question, data task, or research idea for AI-supported guidance. Selected submissions may receive a brief follow-up guide after the workshop with suggested AI tools, workflow ideas, and practical setup directions. Please do not include any patient-identifiable information or sensitive patient data.


Community Support :

The Harvard Medical School Chinese Scholars and Scientists Association (HMSCSSA)

Notice:
By attending this event, you consent to being photographed or recorded for documentation and promotional purposes. Informational only. Speakers’ views are their own and do not represent the views of Harvard Medical School.

Public event information may be shared with attribution. Workshop slides, handouts, concept maps, recordings, and teaching materials are created by Litong Jiang for this clinical AI workshop series. They may not be reproduced, adapted, uploaded, or reused for another course, workshop, or commercial purpose without prior written permission.

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