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Ethical Questions on AI in Healthcare
22nd April 2023 @ 10:00 am - 5:30 pm
£10 – £45
Catholic Medical Association (UK) National Symposium
Ethical Questions on AI in Healthcare
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is set to impact all walks of life. As healthcare workers, we need to understand what this will mean for us and our patients. Come and listen to our speakers: two clinicians, a philosophical theologian, a clinical scientist, and a professor developing facial and voice behaviour analysis for supporting mental health. Hear about exciting research into ‘truly personalised’ treatment. Consider how we can secure fully human values in this technological revolution. Opportunities for questions.
Saturday 22 April 2023
10:00 Registration / welcome drinks
10:50 Intro / prayer
11:00 Talks begin
12:45 Buffet lunch (included)
13:45 Talks continue (with one short break)
16:45 Panel discussion
17:30 End
18:00 Parish vigil Mass starts next door
Speakers and topics
- Dr Dominic Whitehouse (Chair)
Consultant Physician in Palliative and Respiratory Medicine - Mr Alex Wee
Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon, Frimley Heath Foundation NHS Trust
Privacy or Progress: Ethical governance of AI in medicine - Dr Michał Pruski
Senior Clinical Scientist, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board
AI Enhanced Healthcare: not a new paradigm for informed consent - Dr Shirin Elizabeth Khorsandi
Senior lecturer and Principal Investigator, Kings College London
The application of AI in health (with a focus on liver disease) - Dr Chris Wojtulewicz
Education and Research Officer at the Anscombe Bioethics Centre, Oxford
Friend or Foe? On the Challenges and Possibilities of AI in Healthcare - Prof Michel Valstar
Honorary professor at the University of Nottingham. and founding CEO of BlueSkeye AI
Automatic depression recognition from face and voice: the ethics of Behaviomedics
Booking is required
Ticket prices from £10 to £45
Live-stream option is also available
Booking is required as there are limited spaces available. Booking and payment is only possible online. Please visit our symposium booking page for both the in-person and live-stream option.
Venue
Join us at the Parish Hall of The Good Shepherd
3 Thackeray’s Lane, Nottingham NG5 4HT
Map: https://goo.gl/maps/HiAH8LWNDPVpSERt5
The venue has full disability access, including a ramp from street level.
Parking
There is regular street parking on the north side of the road in front of the church, and on the streets joining on the south side of Thackeray’s Lane. Please take care not to block drives, especially near the Church.
There is limited pay and display parking (£3 whole day) by the recreation ground just to the west of the Church.
The Church has a very small car park, level with the entrance so easy wheelchair access to the hall, but has asked that in general this is not used so it’s available for parishioners. But if someone has specific mobility needs, please get in touch and we can request that a reserved space is available.
Public transport
From Nottingham station, you can get to the Good Shepherd hall in approx 35 mins, using public transport (buses/tram) and walk. Check on Google maps (above) for your travel date and time. (Alternatively, a group of people might consider a shared taxi, which may be about 20 mins, depending on the time of day.)
Social – meal out Saturday evening
Those who live in Nottingham, or are staying overnight afterwards, may like to get together to go out for an informal meal together in the evening after the 6pm vigil Mass. If you think you may be interested please indicate after payment when booking.
Accommodation
If you would like to stay the night beforehand or after, there are a number of local hotels. The closest is probably the Nottingham North (Daybrook) Premier Inn hotel – only a 15 min walk or 3 min drive away with parking.
Questions?
Contact eventmike23@gmail.com
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