About this event
- Date and time Thu 10 Oct 2024 from 9:00am to 5:00pm
- Location Online
- Organised by Comparative Medicine
Join us for this insightful discussion as we explore the use of AI applications in healthcare and the potential ethical implications arising from the use of this technology. This meeting intends to be a fascinating exploration of a rapidly expanding field that aims to improve and streamline healthcare.
Participants will be provided with examples of latest trends for the use of AI across the health professions and delve into how it is regulated to protect patients whilst aiding clinicians. Hear from speakers from across human and veterinary medicine as they present currently used or developing AI technologies for monitoring, diagnosing and assisting with the treatment of disease.
By providing a comparative view of this technology, we hope to draw inspiration from the different professions, appreciate how the use of AI is being approached in human and veterinary healthcare, and discuss its potential future impact across healthcare of all species.
Benefits of attending:
- Discover current applications of AI in veterinary and medical care on topics including camera monitoring for preventative healthcare assessment and diagnostic imaging for identification of disease and treatment planning.
- Consider both advances and shortcomings in the use of AI as a medical tool today and the ethical and regulatory implications of these tools.
- Explore the differences and similarities between medical and veterinary uses of AI and draw inspiration from each field.
The aim of this meeting is to provide examples of latest trends for the use of AI across the health professions and to facilitate discussion between medical and veterinary professionals on the proposed benefits, risks and ethical concerns of using AI tools in the modern healthcare setting.
Agenda
View the programme 10 October 2024
Welcome and introduction
Dr Liz Barton, Head of Communications, VetCT
Using video cameras and AI to link changing behaviours to early disease detection in cattle
Professor Andrew Dowsey, Chair in Population Health Data Science, University of Bristol
Using video cameras and AI to observe the sleep phenotype in older and younger participants
Professor Kevin Wells, Professor of AI in Human and Animal Healthcare, University of Surrey
Panel discussion
Comfort break
Welcome back
Detection of Canine Chiari malformation using MRI and camera modelling
Professor Clare Rusbridge BVMS PhD DECVN FRCVS, Professor of Veterinary Neurology, University of Surrey and Senior Neurologist, Wear Referrals Specialist and Emergency Veterinary Hospital
AI-assisted clinical workflows in nuclear medicine and molecular imaging
Dr Julien Willaime, Vice President of Science and Research, Mirada Medical
Panel discussion
Lunch break
Introduction
Chair: Dr David Danson, Past President, Comparative Medicine Section, Royal Society of Medicine
Ethics, regulation and the state of AI in veterinary medicine
Ms Victoria Johnson, CEO and Founder, VetCT
Ethical use of AI in human healthcare – overview of regulations and guidelines
Dr Jessica Morley, Postdoctoral Associate, Yale Digital Ethics Center
Comfort break
Ethics panel discussion - All speakers invited back
Close of meeting
Location
Online
Registration for this webinar will close 1 hour prior to the start time. You will receive the webinar link 1 hour before the meeting. Late registrations will not be accepted.
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This webinar will be recorded and stored by the Royal Society of Medicine and may be distributed in future on various internet channels.