Crossroad Chatters: Responsible AI in Healthcare

​A chatbot answers a patient’s question after discharge and gets the medication advice wrong. Who should have caught it?

​AI is already in healthcare, often in ways most people don’t see. Patients who turn to ChatGPT at 12am, doctors using AI to summarise clinical notes, caregivers asking AI what to do in an emergency.

​When these tools work, they give time back to stretched teams. When they don’t, the outcomes could be catastrophic.

​🎙 ABOUT THIS MEETUP

​Most conversations about AI in healthcare happen in silos. Clinicians talk to clinicians, engineers talk to engineers, and patients are rarely in the room at all. Crossroad Chatters puts all three at the same table.

​You’ll join a small mixed group with people from three vantage points:

• ​Medical: clinicians, nurses, allied health, hospital admin. What does this change at the bedside?

• ​Technical: engineers, data scientists, AI researchers. How does the system actually behave?

• ​Community: patients, caregivers, advocates, members of the public. Who is affected, and do they trust it?

​Each round starts from a real-world case, and the discussion moves from concrete to critical to constructive.

​👤 Who this is for:

• ​Doctors, nurses, allied health professionals and hospital administrators

• ​Engineers, data scientists and researchers building health AI

• ​Patients, caregivers and advocates

• ​Anyone who has wondered whether the AI in their healthcare can be trusted

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​📅 Thu, 26 Nov
⏰ 6:30–8:30pm SGT
📍 Nearest MRT: Fort Canning, exact location released upon event approval

​❗ Important notes:

​🍕 Food is not provided. Please grab a bite before coming.
🎟 Free registration. Please fill in all required fields. Registrations are subject to approval.
🔒 Please don’t share identifiable patient information during discussions. Speak to experiences, not individuals.
📸 Photography, audio and video recording may take place. By attending, you agree to this. We’re committed to a respectful, inclusive space where curiosity and honest sharing can thrive without judgment.