AI In Healthcare: Adapting to World Changing Technology

This video is being reposted with express permission from Mitchell Hamline School of Law and its Health Law Institute. In this 2.75CLE session, available for on-demand credits, authoritative experts from Gardner Law and the Mitchell Hamline Health Law Institute examine the opportunities, challenges and risks related to the use of AI in health care including regulatory compliance, privacy laws, and scope of practice considerations.

The agenda was as follows:
8:30-8:35 – Welcome and Introductions with Health Law Institute Director, Professor Barbara Colombo and MHSL student Molly VandeVoort

8:35-9am – Overview of AI – Mark Gardner
The evolution of AI in healthcare including common terms and definitions.

9-9:30am – AI in Health Care Regulatory Considerations – Nathan Downing
Current FDA landscape on the regulation of AI regarding market authorization and beyond including strategies for effective industry compliance with FDA laws and regulations.

9:30-10am – Privacy and Consumer Considerations with Data Usage in AI – Paul Rothermel
Privacy law considerations for using AI/ML in health care and how state and federal law are beginning to address this topic.

10-10:30am – AI and Scope of Practice Considerations – Kelly Henderson and Brita Hansen, MD
Overview and examples of how AI is being utilized and developed within the clinical space, including a discussion of the broader implications of AI in legal discovery, and the challenges posed by the law’s lag in adapting to these rapidly advancing technologies.

10:30-11:15am – Panel and Q&A – Moderated by Molly VandeVoort
Panelists: Nathan Downing, Kelly Henderson, Brita Hansen, MD and Christopher Tignanelli, MD