About
The UF College of Medicine, the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering and the Intelligent Clinical Care Center (IC3), in collaboration with the Bridge2AI CHoRUS network, are proud to present the AI for Clinical Care Workshop at Lake Nona. The workshop will provide skill and professional development in AI for a diverse group of trainees, physicians, and early stage investigators in medicine. Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools are increasingly used for diagnostic, monitoring, and prognostic applications in clinical medicine, particularly in acute and critical care settings. In the long term, the success of development and implementation of AI in Clinical Care requires close collaboration between scholars, healthcare practitioners, private partners, and community stakeholders. This workshop aims to enhance AI in Clinical Care skills in the clinical research workforce. It will be based on a highly interdisciplinary and integrated skill and workforce development approach. Our fundamental goal is to support research skill development and training in medical AI for the healthcare workforce, for practitioners at all levels from pre-doctoral to faculty. The workshop will consist of two tracks: beginner and advanced. We will employ a competitive selection process to select workshop participants. Ten applicants will receive travel grants to facilitate attending the meeting (details below).
Full Schedule
Check out the full workshop schedule for both tracks below:
Venue and Dates
Please note that the Workshop will be at a different venue than the UF AI4Health CME Conference.
The AI for Clinical Care Workshop at Lake Nona will be held April 21, 2024 at the UF Research and Academic Center at Lake Nona Campus (6550 Sanger Road, Orlando, FL 32827).
This workshop will precede the UF AI4Health CME Conference, which will take place April 22-24 at the Disney World Yacht Club Resort (approximately 30 minutes from the Lake Nona campus).
Workshop Venue
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AI Boot Camp (Beginner Track):
For the beginner track, micro-learning tutorials built on the UF AI Boot Camp curricula will be modified and taught by CHoRUS faculty and UF College of Medicine AI faculty. Trainees will be guided through several hands-on example applications of AI in Clinical Care via interactive Python programming notebooks that showcase AI/ML methods applied to real-world clinical datasets. Instructional material will combine didactic with experiential learning. The beginner track assumes no prior programming experience and is aimed primarily at AI/ML novices.
Generative AI with Diffusion Models Workshop (Advanced Track):
Thanks to improvements in computing power and scientific theory, Generative AI is more accessible than ever before. Generative AI will play a significant role across industries and will gain significant importance due to its numerous applications such as Creative Content Generation, Data Augmentation, Simulation and Planning, Anomaly Detection, Drug Discovery, and Personalized Recommendations etc. In this course we will take a deeper dive on denoising diffusion models, which are a popular choice for text-to-image pipelines, disrupting several industries.
Earn Credly Credentials
Attendees who successfully complete either the beginner or advanced track workshops will be credited with a digital Credly credentials badge and certificate. Learn more below:
