The AI Theatre: Panel Discussion
AI-SC 6 - Realising the Quadruple Aim through AI: assessing economic, staffing and accessibility dimensions
Lectures
1
Chairperson's introduction
03:00Sergey Morozov, Brussels / BE
2
Panel discussion
57:00Renato Cuocolo, Naples / IT, Evis Sala, Rome / IT, Maija Radzina, Riga / LV, Catherine Mary Jones, Brisbane / AU, Sarim Ather, Chipping Norton / UK
Transition Thursday
3 min
Chairperson's introduction
Sergey Morozov, Brussels / Belgium
57 min
Panel discussion
Renato Cuocolo, Naples / Italy
Catherine Mary Jones, Brisbane / Australia
Maija Radzina, Riga / Latvia
Evis Sala, Rome / Italy
Sarim Ather, Chipping Norton / United Kingdom
Catherine Mary Jones, Brisbane / Australia
Maija Radzina, Riga / Latvia
Evis Sala, Rome / Italy
Sarim Ather, Chipping Norton / United Kingdom
- To learn how diagnostic and generative AI integration in radiology may contribute to achieving the Quadruple Aim beyond quality by improving healthcare accessibility, reducing costs, and improving the work life of healthcare providers.
- To understand the economic impacts and clinical risks, including the risk of overcomplication, associated with implementing diagnostic and generative AI in radiology.
- To appreciate the role of education in relation to healthcare worker wellbeing and AI.