Rethinking AI for Medicine
Artificial intelligence has created a lot of excitement and expectation in advancing patient care, however, real-world applications in clinics are still rare. What is happening?
Let’s join our international experts to discuss together!
Register Now- Could AI erode the relationship between doctor and patient?
- Are deskilling and never skilling real threats to the next generation of clinicians?
- Should medical education be reformed for an AI-ready profession?
- How do we guard against cognitive offloading?
- Can AI genuinely improve mental health care?
What are your questions?
Plenary Lectures
Muhammad Mamdani
Director, T-CAIREM
University of Toronto
Albert Yang
Chair, School of Medicine
National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
Joseph Sung
Dean, Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Andrew Farmer
Professor of General Practice
University of Oxford
Martin McKeown
Head, Division of Neurology
University of British Columbia
Dennis Shung
Associate Professor and Gastroenterologist
Mayo Clinic
Matthew Jacobson
Programme Director, AI in Drug Discovery
Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR)
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Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Accreditation
This conference is accredited by the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) and the Singapore Nursing Board (SNB). Eligible participants can earn up to 8 CPE points per respective board across the two-day conference.
Attendance is essential for CPE point attainment. Participants must ensure their attendance is properly recorded as instructed during the conference. Failure to do so may affect the awarding of CPE points.
CME Accreditation: Application submitted and approval is pending.