This form is built by clinicians for clinicians, spear-heading this gathering is founder of AIMed Dr Anthony Chang, a US based paediatric cardiologist and chief intelligence and innovation officer at CHOC Children’s Hospital Orange County. Ahead of AIMed’s Sydney Summit which he will chair and present at Dr Chang called for a more patient centric approach to AI-fuelled innovation, leveraging design thinking principles. Other topics discussed during the forum will include: *AI in medical imaging - exploring the key aspects of imaging that support the use of AI, as well as the specific challenges that need to be overcome. The lessons from imaging are broadly applicable, allowing us to recognise which healthcare tasks are most amenable to AI intervention. * Applications and challenges of AI for Health This workshop will cover fundamental aspects of AI, focusing on machine learning. The aim is to provide educated attendees with limited technical background, some understanding of the main Machine Learning techniques and their challenges for healthcare applications such as radiology. *Predictive healthcare: Predicting the probability of sepsis and adverse outcomes in patients presenting to emergency departments Dr Amith Shetty, Emergency Physician, Westmead Medical Research Unit AI Data, AI Ethics & AI Safety The potential of AI in Australian healthcare is exciting, but is our health system able to deliver AI in everyday clinical practice, or to resolve issues of data ownership and trust and invest in the data infrastructure to realize it. The opportunity exists to both transform population health and realise the potential of AI, but only if we can address the issues of ownership of healthcare data. Without this however, opportunities for AI in healthcare will remain just that—opportunities. You can be part of this revolution, have a voice, join the community Over 30+ clinicians will present at AIMed Summit in Sydney on 12-13 November. REGISTER AT - http://go.pardot.com/l/805693/2019-10-23/29bmxj

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2. 2 AIMed AUSTRALIA, SYDNEY, 12-13 NOVEMBER 2019
AIMed Australia marks the fourth AIMed flagship event, on top of
AIMed North America, Europe, and Asia. Funded by Sharon Disney
Lund Foundation, the Medical Intelligence Innovation Institute (MI3) was
founded as an institute to focus on artificial intelligence in medicine and
transformative innovation in paediatrics and is a part of CHOC Children’s
hospital. MI3 sits within CHOC Children’s Hospital and it was here that
AIMed was created.
AIMed was founded by clinicians who are passionate about data and intelligence
and are dedicated to transform medicine from evidence-based medicine to
intelligence-based medicine.
AIMed is a multi-disciplinary gathering of clinicians as well as computer and
data scientists, hospital leaders, entrepreneurs and investors, and patients and
families. In order to encourage networking and conversations, the meeting venue
is usually filled with round tables to maximize human-to-human interactions.
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Anthony Chang MD, MPH, MS, MBA, AIMed Chairman and Founder
“I am a pediatric cardiologist and have cared for children
with heart disease for the past three decades. To better
prepare myself for this new era of artificial intelligence, I
returned to school and studied biomedical data science and
artificial intelligence at Stanford School of Medicine. It was
basically a four-year continually epiphanous and intellectually
transformational journey. Our vision is for this institute as well as
AIMed to serve as a clarion call to start a revolution to embrace
this new exciting paradigm for healthcare and medicine. I hope
you will join me on this exciting new journey.”
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4 AIMed AUSTRALIA, SYDNEY, 12-13 NOVEMBER 2019
AIMed Australia 2019 is for those interested in the biggest
paradigm shift in healthcare and medicine.
Artificial intelligence
This is one of the most important and progressive healthcare summit in
Australia. Two-days dedicated to the transformative impact that AI-inspired
technology is having on healthcare. A platform designed by clinicians to
showcase latest thinking and facilitate new ideas and partnerships.
Don’t take our word for it, hear what attendees thought of AIMed Europe
and what the AIMed Movement means to them. This is a highlight of the kind
words and testimonials AIMed Europe 2018, we expect similar feedback from
delegates at our inaugural AIMed Australia Summit this November. Fran Ayalasomayajula
Global Healthcare Solutions, HP
“AIMed fosters a rich thought
leadership community of
stakeholders who are on the front
lines of delivering care, feverishly
collaborating and defining
innovative pragmatic AI-enabled
solutions to combatting challenges
faced throughout the healthcare
ecosystem.”
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Why attend
Two days dedicated to the
transformative impact that
AI-inspired technology is having
on healthcare. A platform designed
by clinicians to showcase latest
thinking and facilitate new ideas
and partnerships.
400 ATTENDEES
30 SPEAKERS
4 WORKSHOPS
1 SOCIALEVENT
1 AIMed
AUSTRALIA
WHOSHOULDATTEND
1 Clinicians, Physicians,
GPs, Hospital Leaders 60%
2 C-Suite Tech Leaders 20%
3 Data Scientists,
IT Directors, Developers 15%
4 Universities, Associations,
Freelance 5%
Expected delegate
attendance breakdown:
Reach a one-of-a-kind cross section of physicians,
c-suite executives, purchasers, and professionals
in the world of medicine and data science.
1
2
3
4
— Clinicians
— Hospital Leaders / Innovators
— Data Scientists
— Pharma
— Technology
Solution Providers
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6 AIMed AUSTRALIA, SYDNEY, 12-13 NOVEMBER 2019
AIMed aims to bring together clinicians, hospital
leaders and technology experts so they can start a
revolution in today’s Medicine and Healthcare for
a data-smart tomorrow. In order to achieve that we
are constantly on the search for anyone moving the
needle in this field. Contact us about becoming a
speaker or ambassador for AIMed Australia 2019.
ACLINICIANLEDMOVEMENTKICKSTARTING
AREVOLUTIONINHEALTHCARE
CONFIRMEDSPEAKERSAIMedAUSTRALIA2019
Dr Anthony Chang
MD, MPH, MS, MBA
Chairman Founder and
Chief Intelligence and
Innovation Officer
AIMed and CHOC Children’s
Hospital of Orange County
Professor Antonio Di Ieva
Consultant Neurosurgeon —
Head of the Computational
NeuroSurgery (CNS) Lab
Macquarie University
Berne Gibbons
Director Healthcare Events
Best Case Scenario
Dimitry Tran
Co-Founder
HARISSON.AI
Dr Michael Costello
GM
Australian Digital Health Agency
Dr Martin Than
Director of Emergency
Medicine Research
Christchurch Public Hospital
Associate Professor
Farah Magrabi
Australian Institute of Health
Innovation, Macquarie University
(Ethics and Safety)
Professor Karin Verspoor
Biomedical/Health Informatics
The University of Melbourne
CONTACTUS
Luli Adeyemo
Managing Director
Best Case Scenario
0415 209334
02 8060 8398
luli@bestcasescenario.com.au
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7 AIMed AUSTRALIA, SYDNEY, 12-13 NOVEMBER 2019
Dr Johan Verjans
Cardiologist, Royal
Adelaide Hospital
Platform Leader AI, South
Australian Health and
Medical Research Institute
Deputy Director, Medical
Machine Learning, Australian
Institute for Machine Learning
Dr Luke Oakden-Rayner
MBBS, FRANZCR
Director of Research, Medical
Imaging, Royal Adelaide Hospital
Researcher, Australian Institute
for Machine Learning
Dr Mark Simpson
Chief Clinical Information Officer
Executive Director of Clinical
Engagement and Patient Safety
eHealth, NSW
Professor Enrico Coiera
Director Centre for
Health Informatics
Director NHMRC Centre
for Research Excellence
in Digital Health
Australian Institute of Health
Innovation Faculty of Medicine
and Health Sciences
Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah
FRACP, PhD I MRFF TRIP
Fellow and Consultant
Physician in General Medicine
and Infectious Diseases
Alfred Health, Melbourne
Associate Professor
Narinder Singh
MBBS (Syd), MS (Syd), FRACS
Clinical Associate Professor of
Surgery, University of Sydney
and Chief of Otolaryngology,
Head Neck Surgery
Westmead Hospital, Sydney
Dr Olivier Salvado
Head of Imaging and
Computer Vision
CSIRO | Data61
Associate Professor
Paul Cooper
Health Informatics, Deakin
University
Associated Professor
Sandeep Reddy
Deakin University
Dr Talat Uppal
Visiting Medical Officer
Northern Beaches and
Hornsby Hospital
Dr Zoran Bolevich
Chief Executive
eHealth, NSW
Ellen Broad
Senior Fellow
3A Institute
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Associate Professor
Blanca Gallego Luxan
Centre for Big Data Research
in Health
Professor Paul Glasziou
Director
Institute of Evidence-Based
Healthcare
Dr Amith Shetty
Emergency Physician
Westmead Medical Research Unit
David Bunker
Executive Director
(CEO and Board Member)
Queensland Genomics
Health Alliance
Kathleen Grey
Associate Professor of
Health Informatics
University of Melbourne
Simon Kos
CEO
Next Practice
Meredith Makeham
Chief Medical Adviser
Australian Digital Health
Agency (ADHA)
Wendy Rogers
Professor of Clinical Ethics
Macquarie University
Dr Tim Smyth
Health Management Consultant,
Practice Principal Health Sector
Law and Board Chair
Dr Monica Trujillo
Chair, CXIO Network
Cerner
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9 AIMed AUSTRALIA, SYDNEY, 12-13 NOVEMBER 2019
Start Finish Subject and speakers
08:00 08.30 Registration for workshops and arrival tea and coffee
08.30 10:00 Workshop 1A
AI in medicine for clinicians
This workshop is ideal for those clinicians and physicians
looking for an introductory workshop in AI in medicine
and healthcare. This session is a must attend for any new
attendees to AIMed summits in order to successfully
navigate the main conference program.
Workshop leaders:
Dr Anthony Chang, Chairman and Founder and Chief
Intelligence and Innovation Officer, AIMed and CHOC
Children’s Hospital of Orange County
Associate Professor Farah Magrabi, Australian Institute of
Health Innovation, Macquarie University (Ethics Safety)
Workshop 1B
AI in medicine for the non-clinician
This workshop is ideal for non clinicians who would like
to gain a greater understanding of the clinical process,
and how technology (AI in particular) can support this
process. The session will be delivered from a clinical and
non clinical viewpoint, and will investigate the clinical and
technological interactions within clinical practice.
Workshop leaders:
Dr Michael Costello, GM, Australian Digital Health Agency
Dr Martin Than, Director of Emergency Medicine Research,
Christchurch Public Hospital
Start Finish Subject and speakers
10:00 10:30 Morning tea
10:30 12:00 Workshop 2A
AI in medical imaging
Medical imaging is leading AI investment, regulatory
approvals, and clinical use in healthcare. This workshop
will introduce the application of AI to medical imaging,
exploring the key aspects of imaging that support the
use of AI, as well as the specific challenges that need
to be overcome. The lessons from imaging are broadly
applicable, allowing us to recognise which healthcare
tasks are most amenable to AI intervention.
Workshop leader:
Dr Luke Oakden-Rayner MBBS FRANZCR, Director of
Research, Medical Imaging, Royal Adelaide Hospital
Researcher, Australian Institute for Machine Learning
Workshop 2B
Applications and challenges of AI for Health
This workshop will cover fundamental aspects of AI,
focusing on machine learning. The aim is to provide
educated attendees with limited technical background,
some understanding of the main Machine Learning
techniques and their challenges for healthcare
applications such as radiology.
Workshop leader:
Dr Olivier Salvado, Head of Imaging and
Computer Vision, CSIRO | Data61
12:00 13:00 Registration and lunch
13:00 13:15 Doors open and guests seated
13:15 13:25 Welcome address and acknowledgement of country
Speaker: Berne Gibbons, Director Healthcare Events,
Best Case Scenario
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Start Finish Subject and speakers
14:25 14:35 Speaker 3
14:35 14:50 Session QA
Dr Luke Oakden-Rayner MBBS, FRANZCR, Director of
Research, Medical Imaging, Royal Adelaide Hospital and
Researcher, Australian Institute for Machine Learning
(Moderator)
Dr Amith Shetty, Emergency Physician,
Westmead Medical Research Unit
Professor Karin Verspoor, Biomedical/Health Informatics,
The University of Melbourne
14:50 15:20 Afternoon tea
15:20 15:25 An overview of the latest innovation
in AI and data science in Australia
We hear from clinicians that have moved on from
research to practical case studies for 10 minutes followed
by a 10 minute QA
Session moderator:
Simon Kos, CEO, Next Practice
15:25 15:35 Speaker 1
The impact of artificial intelligence on the
work of doctors - replacement or augmentation
Dr Johan Verjans, Cardiologist, Royal Adelaide Hospital
Platform Leader AI, South Australian Health and Medical
Research Institute, Deputy Director, Medical Machine
Learning, Australian Institute for Machine Learning
Start Finish Subject and speakers
13:25 14:00 Opening remarks from the chair
Speaker:
Dr Anthony Chang, Chairman and Founder and Chief
Intelligence and Innovation Officer, AIMed and CHOC
Children’s Hospital of Orange County
14:00 14:05 Machine learning in medicine
Evaluating the latest practical applications, successes and
roadblocks or implementing AI and machine learning in
medicine. 3 speakers will present their latest findings for
10 minutes, followed by 15 minutes QA
Session moderator:
Dr Luke Oakden-Rayner MBBS, FRANZCR, Director of
Research, Medical Imaging, Royal Adelaide Hospital and
Researcher, Australian Institute for Machine Learning
14:05 14:15 Speaker 1
Predictive healthcare: Predicting the probability
of sepsis and adverse outcomes in patients
presenting to emergency departments
Dr Amith Shetty, Emergency Physician,
Westmead Medical Research Unit
14:15 14:25 Speaker 2
Machine learning approaches to precision
medicine applications in atrial fibrillation
Professor Karin Verspoor, Biomedical/Health Informatics,
The University of Melbourne
AGENDA
TUESDAY12NOVEMBER
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11 AIMed AUSTRALIA, SYDNEY, 12-13 NOVEMBER 2019
Start Finish Subject and speakers
15:35 15:45 Speaker 2
Will computers replace medical researchers?
Associate Professor Blanca Gallego Luxan,
Centre for Big Data Research in Health
15:45 15:55 Speaker 3
Cloud-native machine learning innovations
Dr Denis Bauer, Head of cloud computing
Bioinformatics, CSIRO
15:55 16:10 Session QA
Simon Kos, CEO, Next Practice (Moderator)
Dr Johan Verjans, Cardiologist, Royal Adelaide Hospital,
Platform Leader AI, South Australian Health and Medical
Research Institute, Deputy Director, Medical Machine
Learning, Australian Institute for Machine Learning
Associate Professor Blanca Gallego Luxan,
Centre for Big Data Research in Health
Dr Denis Bauer, Head of cloud computing
Bioinformatics, CSIRO
Start Finish Subject and speakers
16:10 16:55 Panel discussion
Are we ready for AI - exploring the complex
themes of ethics, data and safety
Moderator
Dr Ian Opperman, Chief Data Scientist and CEO,
NSW Data Analytics Centre
Panellists:
A/Professor Narinder Singh MBBS (Syd), MS (Syd), FRACS,
Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery, University of
Sydney and Chief of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck
Surgery, Westmead Hospital, Sydney
Dr Luke Oakden-Rayner MBBS, FRANZCR,
Director of Research, Medical Imaging,
Royal Adelaide Hospital and Researcher,
Australian Institute for Machine Learning
Ellen Broad, Senior Fellow, 3A Institute
16:55 17.15 Shark Tank finalist pitches
3 Australian clinicians challenged start-ups, AI developers,
innovators, researchers and academia to solve three
medical problems through AI.
Four finalists will pitch their solution and the winner
will be chosen by the audience and a judging panel
of clinicians.
Healthy Aging and Timely Interactions with Primary Care,
Enabling Better Value Healthcare using AI, the Shape of
Things to Come?
17:20 18:15 Networking function
AGENDA
TUESDAY12NOVEMBER
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AGENDA
WEDNESDAY13NOVEMBER
Start Finish Subject and speakers
07:30 08:00 Registration
07:00 08:00 Networking breakfast
08:00 08:50 Briefing
Deep-dive into a focused topic designed to give
attendees a detailed overview of the key issues in
AI in medicine facing clinicians and physicians today
Speaker:
Dr Anthony Chang, Chairman and Founder and Chief
Intelligence and Innovation Officer, AIMed and CHOC
Children’s Hospital of Orange County
08:50 09:00 Doors open and guests seated
09:00 09:15 Review and wrap-up of AIMed Australia day one
Speaker:
Dr Anthony Chang, Chairman and Founder and Chief
Intelligence and Innovation Officer, AIMed and CHOC
Children’s Hospital of Orange County
09:15 09:30 Keynote
What's good and not good in AI in medicine?
Prof. Enrico Coiera, Director Centre for Health Informatics
Director NHMRC Centre for Research Excellence in Digital
Health Australian Institute of Health Innovation
Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
Start Finish Subject and speakers
09:30 10:15 Panel discussion
Transforming the healthcare system: Governance
should NOT be a dirty word
This panel session will examine recent applications of AI
in medicine, as well as how we can help to develop the
governance framework needed for AI. Three speakers will
discuss their latest research and/or practical case study
findings in this moderaated panel fireside discussion
Session moderator:
Dr Tim Smyth, Health Management Consultant, Practice
Principal Health Sector Law and Board Chair
Panellists:
Dr Zoran Bolevich, Chief Executive, eHealth NSW
Meredith Makeham, Chief Medical Adviser,
Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA)
Associate Professor Sandeep Reddy, Deakin University
10:15 10:45 Morning tea
10:45 10:55 AI in Primary Health Care: Evaluating the
perceptions, issues, and challenges
Moderator to give 10 minute overview of what the session
will cover - each speaker has 5 minutes before panel QA
Session moderator:
Associate Professor Paul Cooper,
Health Informatics, Deakin University
10:55 11:00 Speaker 1
Infectious diseases
Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah FRACP, PhD I MRFF TRIP
Fellow and Consultant Physician in General Medicine
and Infectious Diseases, Alfred Health, Melbourne
11:00 11:05 Speaker 2
Patient safety
Dr Mark Simpson, Chief Clinical Information Officer and
Executive Director of Clinical Engagement and Patient
Safety, eHealth NSW
11:05 11:10 Speaker 3
AI and evidence based medicine
Professor Paul Glasziou, Director, Institute of
Evidence-Based Healthcare, Bond University, Gold Coast
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Start Finish Subject and speakers
11:10 11:15 Speaker 4
Obstetrics and gynaecology
Dr Talat Uppal, Visiting Medical Officer,
Northern Beaches and Hornsby Hospital
11:15 11:50 Session QA
Session moderator:
Associate Prof Paul Cooper, Digital Health Consulting
Health Informatics, Deakin University
Panellists:
Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah FRACP Ph I MRFF TRIP
fellow and Consultant Physician in General Medicine and
Infectious Diseases, Alfred Health, Melbourne
Dr Mark Simpson, Chief Clinical Information Officer and
Executive Director of Clinical Engagement and Patient
Safety, eHealth NSW
Professor Paul Glasziou, Director,
Institute of Evidence-Based Healthcare
Dr Talat Uppal, Visiting Medical Officer,
Northern Beaches and Hornsby Hospital
11:50 12:00 Subspecialty highlights of AI applications:
Bringing the algorithm and data science to life —
putting the patient at the heart
Each speaker will present their practical case study
findings for 10 minutes, followed by 15 minutes
QA — to include: Gynaecology, precision medicine
genomics, neurosurgery
Session moderator:
Dr Monica Trujillo, Chair, CXIO Network
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Start Finish Subject and speakers
12:00 12:10 Speaker 1
Leveraging AI to deliver the impossible care
Dimitry Tran, Co-Founder, HARRISON.AI
12:10 12:20 Speaker 2
Precision healthcare, genomics and AI
David Bunker, Executive Director (CEO and Board
Member), Queensland Genomics Health Alliance
12:20 12:30 Speaker 3
AI brain surgery: Towards the augmented
neurosurgeon of the future
Professor Antonio Di Ieva, Consultant Neurosurgeon –
Head of the Computational NeuroSurgery (CNS) Lab,
Macquarie University Hospital
12:30 13:00 Session QA
Dr Monica Trujillo, Chair, CXIO Network (Moderator)
Dimitry Tran, Co-Founder, HARRISON.AI
David Bunker, Executive Director (CEO and Board
Member), Queensland Genomics Health Alliance
Professor Antonio Di Ieva, Consultant Neurosurgeon —
Head of the Computational NeuroSurgery (CNS) Lab,
Macquarie University Hospital
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14 AIMed AUSTRALIA, SYDNEY, 12-13 NOVEMBER 2019
Start Finish Subject and speakers
13:00 14:00 Lunch
14:00 15:00 Panel discussion
What’s next for AI in Australia?
Moderators:
Dr Anthony Chang, Chairman and Founder and Chief
Intelligence and Innovation Officer, AIMed and CHOC
Children’s Hospital of Orange County
Prof. Enrico Coiera, Director Centre for Health Informatics,
Director NHMRC Centre for Research Excellence in Digital
Health Australian Institute of Health Innovation Faculty of
Medicine and Health Sciences
Panellists:
Professor Karin Verspoor, Biomedical/Health Informatics,
The University of Melbourne
Wendy Rogers, Professor of Clinical Ethics,
Macquarie University
Dr Michael Costello, GM, Australian Digital Health Agency
Lyle Palmer, Professor of Translational Health Science,
University of Adelaide
Kathleen Gray, Associate Professor of Health Informatics,
University of Melbourne
15:00 15.15 Shark Tank winner presentation
15.15 16:00 Conference wrap up
AGENDA
WEDNESDAY13NOVEMBER
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15 AIMed AUSTRALIA, SYDNEY, 12-13 NOVEMBER 2019
PARTNERWITH
ATRUSTEDBRAND
Sponsorship benefits
Gain prime exposure to senior
decision-makers and physicians
Reinforce your leadership position
in a fast-moving market
Position yourself as a key player in AI
Launch new brands, products,
solutions and services
Demonstrate your commitment
to the industry
Generate qualified sales leads
Share your knowledge and expertise
Raise brand awareness with a senior
level audience
Showcase your brand
Partner with us and let us work with you
to achieve your branding and marketing goals —
let us bring the audience to you so you can focus
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Global Database – 76,000*
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A unique audience of senior clinicians and
hospital leaders provides our sponsors and
exhibitors the perfect opportunity to engage
and develop relationships that will meet
there organisations marketing needs.
Contact us today about our bespoke
sponsorship opportunities.
Luli Adeyemo
Managing Director
Best Case Scenario
0415 209334
02 8060 8398
luli@bestcasescenario.com.au
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Global Enterprise Imaging Principle
Pure Storage
“AIMed has become a signal among
the noise in many of the narratives
surrounding implementation of AI.
We are looking forward to another
3 days of enlightening and
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Package Standard rate
Corporates 2 day $1,300
Clinicians 2 day $750
Trainees 2 day $320
All prices excusive of GST
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Dr Vishal Nangalia
Consultant Anaesthetist
Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust
“AIMed brings together both practising
Clinicians and active Artificial
Intelligence Experts. What I loved
about AIMed, is that most attendees
were already deploying AI systems in
medicine or were on the verge of doing
so. I learnt not only about the cutting
edge futuristic solutions but also the
practicalities of making it happen in the
conservative healthcare environment.
This is going to be where the latest
application of AI in medicine will be
envisioned and showcased.”
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