Our presentation - Artificial Intelligence and Ethical challenges in Palliative Care
The ways in which Artificial intelligence (AI) is being used and what it might become is capturing the imagination of society, corporations, governments and policy makers alike.
In this session, James and Amara will discuss examples of how AI is currently being used by palliative care stakeholders (e.g., patients, hospices and technology providers) to consider its use in clinical practice. James and Amara will discuss AI’s potential to improve clinical care in several aspects, for example, to predict illness, support diagnosis, to assist communication and provide treatment recommendations. James and Amara will discuss ethical considerations about the use of the AI in palliative care, which will include discussions about ethical frameworks, governance, bias and trust. James and Amara will conclude the session by asking how hospices can help in the development, use and evaluation of AI.
Specifically, whether hospices should allocate resources to experimenting with AI whilst in its embryonic stage, and how AI can be potentially used in their current tech ecosystems.
- Date: Tuesday 4th February 2025
- Time: 8.30am – 5pm approx.
- Venue: Pendulum Conference Centre and Hotel, Sackville Street, Manchester, M1 3BB
- Price: Hospice UK Members rate £185 + VAT. Non-member rate £200 + VAT