One More Club: AI Regulations in Healthcare
Why
AI is moving into diagnosis, documentation and patient care faster than the rules around it are being written. On November 2 we're putting both sides of that conversation on one stage:
Adam Herbst is a former New York State Deputy Commissioner of Health and special advisor to two governors, and helped lead New York's COVID-19 response. He's now a healthcare partner at Sheppard Mullin, bringing the regulator's and the lawyer's view.
Alon Weizer, Chief Medical Officer of Mount Sinai Medical Center, Miami Beach, brings the view from inside a hospital deciding how AI gets used with real patients.
You'll leave with:
* A clearer picture of where AI regulation in healthcare is heading, and what it means for your organization
* Practical questions to ask before you buy, build or deploy AI in a clinical setting
* Connections with clinicians, health-system leaders, lawyers, technologists and founders working through the same problems
Come with pressing questions, leave with answers.
When
6:00pm — Arrivals, Cocktails & Hors d'Oeuvres
7:00pm — Welcome & Guest Introductions
7:30pm — Main Event: Live Podcast with Adam Herbst and Alon Weizer moderated by Yuliya Thorne.
8:30pm — Intentional Networking & Close Out
Who
Our valued Community Partners for this event are Law Practice Sheppard, AI Collective led by Aman Sharma, Mindspace Downtown for being an amazing host, The Miami Healthcare Breakfast Salon led by Greg Horowitz.
Greg is hosting a discussion next day featuring Nila Bhakuni, Assistant Vice President for Innovation at Baptist Health South Florida, talking about what innovation looks like inside a large health system.
Dress Code: Business Attire