“Challenges for the adoption of AI in the medical imaging clinic” by the University of Melbourne

Come and join the University of Melbourne on 18 January at 1 PM WIB in hearing about the challenges involved in the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the medical imaging clinic with Prof Meng Law.

Nowadays, there are numerous products and tools in the marketplace for AI in medical imaging, arising so many questions: 

• How does one choose which product is suitable for use in their clinical case?
• Should we do it now? Should we do it later?
• Will AI become less expensive?
• What costs are involved in running a medium to large medical imaging department? From equipment to infrastructure to staff and service agreements.
• What are the costs of AI products?
• What is the return on this investment, and how does it improve costs, workflow, quality of care, and patient safety in a radiology department?
• How should we engage the consumers/patients?
• Do we need to tell them we use AI to help with their diagnosis and clinical care?
• Do we need patient consent to use AI in their care?
• What are the issues with using patient data to develop AI products?
• Do we need consent if we develop products that become commercial products? 
• Are patients entitled to a share of the commercial products’ revenue?

Register here, and immerse yourself in engaging and interesting discussions on AI.