AI Governance in Health Care: Focus on Data Privacy and Security
Mon, April 29, 2024
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CT
Artificial Intelligence (AI) creates opportunities for health-related businesses in areas such as consumer engagement, patient monitoring, diagnosis and treatment decision augmentation, research and drug discovery, staffing, scheduling, revenue cycle management, and more. These opportunities pose numerous challenges, with data privacy and security ranking high on the list. The path to AI success in health care includes a governance framework that reduces risks in a way that supports the overall business and patient care goals. This presentation provides a brief overview of AI systems and discusses the privacy and security risks associated with those systems in a health care or health and wellness application. More info on AI governance can be found here.
Presenters Include
BARBARA BENNETT is a partner at Frost Brown Todd, serving in the firm's Nashville office. She is a nationally recognized health care attorney who has been involved since the beginning at the intersection of Internet technology and health care. Noted for her M&A, data privacy and security, and strategic business advice, Bennett has led transactions and provided counsel for sophisticated and complex health care and health care service businesses that have included numerous multinational Fortune 50 companies. A sought-after critical thinker and trusted strategic legal advisor, Barbara has counseled clients that include health plans, hospital systems, behavioral health businesses, labs, pharmaceutical and device manufacturers, and companies providing IT, back-office, turn-key management and data analytics services to the health care industry.
GENE PRICE has substantial real-world experience in cybersecurity and data management. A member of Frost Brown Todd’s Data Security and Privacy team, his practice includes helping clients cope with their cyber risks. This includes incident response planning and management, supply-chain concerns, and assessments of strategic data governance, privacy-focused frameworks, and business continuity development. He also works with clients on cybersecurity audits and certifications. Price also represents clients regarding a variety of maritime matters, recently retired from the U.S. Navy as a Rear Admiral after 36 years of service, Gene served as Commander of the Office of Naval Intelligence, Commander of Naval Information Forces Reserve, and Director of the National Maritime Intelligence Integration Office.
Mon, April 29, 2024
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CT