PANELISTS

Speak Sooner - Lidia Schapira
Lidia Schapira, MD
Stanford Professor of Medicine (Oncology) and Director, Cancer Survivorship Program
SpeakSooner Panelist - Jason Touhey
Jason Touhey, DO
Berkshire Health physician and Chief Informatics Officer
SpeakSooner Panelist - Noah Prizant
Noah Prizant
Duke University Medical School student
SpeakSooner Panelist - Adele Jasperse
Adele Jasperese, JD, MBE, Attorney
Massachusetts Office of Health and Human Services and faculty, Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics
SpeakSooner Panelist - Bruce Nash
Bruce Nash, MD, MBE
President, Catamount Advisors and former Senior Vice President of Health and Medical Management for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
SpeakSooner Panelist - Mary Smith
Mary Smith, RN
Cancer Patient & Nurse

MODERATOR

SpeakSooner Moderator - Dr. Bernard Bandman
Dr. Bernard Bandman
CCM Executive Director

Healthcare Communication in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: How Do We Sustain the Human Side of Medicine?

This is the live recording of the SpeakSooner Community Education webinar hosted on December 5 at 6pm.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its applications are popping up across the medical system. There is no doubt that AI is going to have a profound effect on healthcare delivery. The webinar focused on the current thinking about this emerging technology.

Participants in the program included: Lidia Schapira, MD, Stanford Professor of Medicine (Oncology) and Director, Cancer Survivorship Program, Stanford; Jason Touhey, DO, Berkshire Health physician and Director of Informatics; Noah Prizant, Duke University medical student; Adele Jasperese, JD, MBE, attorney, Massachusetts Office of Health and Human Services and faculty, Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics; Bruce Nash, MD, MBE, President, Catamount Advisors and former Senior Vice President for Health and Medical Management at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts; Mary Smith, cancer patient and nurse; and views of ordinary people, leading to a timely discussion about the role of AI in medical care and the challenge of sustaining the human side of medicine. Dr. Bernard Bandman moderated.