Speakers
Why attend?
  • Hear from leading researchers about the human impacts of AI in healthcare, with talks focused on trust in AI, preparing the workforce, impacts on patient-provider relationships, and others.
  • Engage with researchers and industry stakeholders on the key issues and challenges brought by AI advancements.
  • Connect with experts, researchers, and industry leaders

Who should attend?
  • Healthcare professionals
  • Healthcare students
  • Researchers
  • Industry stakeholders
  • Anyone interested in the future of healthcar

The event will follow with lunch and networking.

Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the intersection of AI and healthcare, and to discuss the human impact of these technological advancements.

Event contact

sii@swinburne.edu.au

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