AI and Health Informatics – What Regulators Need to Know
Home Study Webinar
$20 Activity Fee
Topic Designator: 03 – Law | Credit: 1.5 contact hours Available through June 27, 2027
Models for using artificial intelligence, or AI, in health care settings have been around for some time, and the application of such models is rapidly evolving, including in the area of health informatics. Without regulatory oversight, pitfalls with health informatics can place the public at risk. While AI and machine learning can play an integral role in a pharmacy’s patient record-keeping system or a hospital’s electronic medical records system, actions are needed to ensure that Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act protections are in place and data are used ethically to improve patient care. Attendees will learn from an AI expert about some issues that regulators need to be aware of and how to inspect AI tools to protect the public from potential harm.
This home study webinar is a recording of the live activity that was held on May 15, 2024, and was sponsored by Express Scripts.
Presenter
Greg Myers, BSPharm, MBA
AI Leader in Healthcare, Deloitte Consulting LLP
Greg Myers is a leader in Deloitte’s Healthcare Data and Artificial Intelligence practice with extensive experience working with health care organizations to deliver insights through AI solutions to create meaningful impact for patients and employees. Prior to Deloitte, Myers worked for 20 years at Walgreens as a regional director, running more than 100 locations and nine of their specialty pharmacies. By background, Myers is a pharmacist. He earned his bachelor of pharmacy degree from Ohio Northern University and a master of business administration degree from the University of Florida.
