1a. Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools for record management in doctor consultations
Track 1
| Thursday, November 21, 2024 |
| 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM |
| Riverside Theatre |
Details
60min clinical workshop | This session will explore:
- the basics of AI applications for medical record keeping
- benefits and limitations of using AI applications
- medico legal risks, such as consent, security of content, privacy and storage, and,
- factors General Practitioners should consider if they are to adopt these tools in their practice.
- the basics of AI applications for medical record keeping
- benefits and limitations of using AI applications
- medico legal risks, such as consent, security of content, privacy and storage, and,
- factors General Practitioners should consider if they are to adopt these tools in their practice.
Speaker
Dr Mariam Bahemia
General Practitioner
GP
Session chair
Biography
Dr Karen Lam
Medico-legal Adviser
Mda National
Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools for record management in doctor consultations
Biography
Karen Lam MBBS FRACGP
Karen is a fellow of the RACGP, working in private general practice and at MDA National as a Medico-legal adviser. Karen has a special interest in women’s health and mental health in her general practice work. You will often find her trying to document complex consultations at the finish of each general practice day!
Ms Gae Nuttall
Risk Advisor
Mda National
Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools for record management in doctor consultations
Biography
Ms Gae Nuttall, RN, Risk Adviser, MDA National
Gae Nuttall joined the organisation in May 2015. Gae’s professional interests include medico-legal education, practice management and accreditation systems. She is also a Registered Nurse, with an interest in ‘all things Medicare’. As part of MDA National’s Support in Practice team, Gae provides practical assistance and advice to medical practitioners and practice managers to help reduce their medico-legal risk.
