Using AI in Clinical Practice: A Practical Guide for Radiologists

2022 ACR^® Data Science Summit Pre-Event
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 | 10:00am–5:00pm ET
Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center in Kissimmee, Florida (Or Virtual)

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Despite the ongoing conversations and potential benefits, the process of selecting, deploying, and monitoring AI in clinical practice can be an intimidating and complex undertaking.

Watch on-demand for an approachable, how-to guide for radiologists to get started (or continue!) using AI.

We will cover how to…

Select the right algorithms for your practice
Evaluate AI models before implementation
Determine infrastructure requirements and deploy an AI model
Monitor model performance over time

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Experience an onsite demonstration lab featuring the ACR AI-LAB™ and learn about AI implementation during these informative sessions:

Exploring Diverse Perspectives for Incorporating AI in Practice – Radiologist, IT Team, Patient, Legal and Practice Leader
Overcoming Regulatory Hurdles to AI
Enterprise Imaging and Managing the IT Supply Chain
Take a look at the detailed agenda

List and describe the types of AI models and products available.
Summarize advancements related to AI clinical integration.
Recall ACR AI-related initiatives, including the FDA Cleared Models Catalog, Evaluate-AI, and ACR AI-Lab^TM.
Summarize the current FDA Action Plan and potential effect of suspension of 510(k) Clearance Process.
Outline patient perspectives on AI.
Summarize different patient communication strategies to discuss AI technology.

List key attributes for AI technology to ensure models are safe and effective.
Describe the CMS NTAP program and explain why some AI products are included in this program while others are not.
Compare AI algorithms and clinical trial design.
Detail the impacts of implementing AI in clinical practice, including ethical, regulatory, legal, and economic perspectives.
Describe strategies to create a safe and effective AI clinical practice.

Course Objectives

Upon completion of the Summit on AI in Clinical Practice: Choosing the Right Tools for Your Practice and Patients, the participants will be able to:

List and describe the types of AI models and products available.
Summarize advancements related to AI clinical integration.
Recall ACR AI-related initiatives, including FDA Cleared Models tool, Evaluate-AI, and ACR AI-Lab
Summarize the current FDA Action Plan and potential effect of suspension of 510(k) Clearance Process
Detail the impacts of Implementing AI in clinical practice.
Outline patient perspectives on AI.
Summarize different patient communication strategies to discuss AI technology.
List key attributes for AI technology to ensure models are safe and effective.

Keynote

Paul Chang, MD, FSIIM

Professor & Vice Chair, Radiology Informatics, University of Chicago Medicine

An internationally recognized expert in the field of imaging informatics, Dr. Chang has been involved in numerous research and development projects related to imaging informatics as well as enterprise-wide informatics challenges. He is Professor and Vice-Chairman of Radiology Informatics at the University of Chicago School of Medicine.

Michael Collins

MD, PhD

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Edwin Aldrin

MD, PhD

Using AI in Clinical Practice: A Practical Guide for Radiologists

Experience an onsite demonstration lab featuring the ACR AI-LAB™ and learn about AI implementation during these informative sessions:

Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center

Course Objectives

Keynote

Paul Chang, MD, FSIIM

Michael Collins

Edwin Aldrin

Neil Armstrong

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