AMIA 2024 Clinical Informatics Conference Corporate Roundtables
Augmedix
Evaluating GenAI to Support Clinical Documentation in Real World Settings
Wednesday, May 22 | 7:00 am - 8:00 am CT
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) documentation solutions have the power to improve clinical, operational, and financial outcomes for health systems, but they must be evaluated carefully and implemented responsibly. During this session, we’ll discuss how leading health systems are evaluating the AI medical documentation landscape and implementing solutions to transform their clinical workflows. We’ll also explore the key considerations and priorities that organizations like yours may have when assessing new GenAI solutions. Breakfast will be provided.
Presenters
- Julia Adler-Milstein, Ph.D., Chief of the Division of Clinical Informatics and Digital Transformation at University of California San Francisco
- Andrew Johnson, Vice President, Head of Sales at Augmedix
FDB (First Databank)
Building the Internal Business Case for Alert Management Solutions
Wednesday, May 22 | 12:15 pm –1:15 pm CT
Medication over-alerting and lack of patient-specific clinical decision support (CDS) can lead to alert fatigue, clinician burnout, and increased adverse drug events with resultant negative patient outcomes, financial, and reputational costs. Alert management solutions such as those provided by FDB (First Databank), can help proactively manage medication CDS, ameliorating many of the negative consequences of poorly targeted alerts.
While the benefits are relatively clear, building the internal case for adoption of an alert management solutions within a provider organization can be very challenging, due to competing initiatives, lack of alignment with central organizational goals, de-prioritization of alerting as an institutional priority, and challenges with establishing hard financial and clinical ROI.
In this focus group, Steve Miller, MD, MBE, a clinical informatician and pediatric gastroenterologist, will conduct a roundtable discussion on best practices for crafting of an internal business case to drive adoption of an alert management solution in the current era of constrained resources and competing priorities. Lunch will be provided.
Objectives
- Explore central challenges and barriers to adoption of alert management solutions in provider organizations.
- Build convincing arguments to clinical leadership for adoption of an alert management solution.
- Explore opportunities for proof-of-concept studies to establish the value of patient-centered clinical decision support.
Host
- Steve Miller, MD, MBE
Clinical Solutions Architect, FDB, Hearst HealthClinical Faculty, Pediatric Feeding Disorders Program, Kennedy Krieger Institute
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Division of Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology & Nutrition, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Triomics
Aligning Generative AI Models for Safe Use in Oncology Care and Research
Wednesday, May 22 | 12:15 pm – 1:15 pm CT
This roundtable aims to address critical aspects of aligning generative AI models for safe use amidst the complex landscape of oncology care and research. Through a series of expert-led discussions, we will explore the frameworks and methodologies necessary to ensure that these powerful tools are developed, validated, and implemented with the utmost regard for patient safety and data integrity. Lunch will be provided.
Presenters
- Sarim Khan, Co-Founder and CEO, Triomics
- Hrituraj Singh, Co-Founder and CTO, Triomics