Evidence Based Practice Series on Prevention: Artificial intelligence: Creating New Paradigms

May 2 @ 11:00 am - 12:30 pm CDT

Speaker: Ipsit Vihang Vahia, M.D.

Dates: May 2nd, and May 16th

Times: 9-10:30AM PT / 10AM-11:30PM MT / 11-12:30PM CT / 12-1:30PM ET

This presentation will review how AI is impacting diagnosis, monitoring and intervention for older adults with mental illness. The presentation will provide an overview of a range of AI-based technologies and how they may be applied specifically to early detection and prevention in late life psychiatric disorders. 

Learning Objectives: 

  • Describe what digital phenotyping represents. 
  • Recognize 3 ways in which artificial intelligence is impacting the care of older adults.  
  • Apply the principles of equity in digital health. 

Please register here.

Rush University designates each session of this live activity for (1.5) Continuing Education credits per session attended live.

 

 

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