Data and Its Regulatory and Governance Implications

NIHI - McMaster CE Microcredential Course

 

Dates and Times
Weekly, February 21 - April 4, 2023 | 12:00 - 1:30 PM ET | Live. Interactive. Online via Webex

Sessions are recorded if you are unable to attend.

 

Instructor
Mark W. Kohler, CPA, CA, ICD.D: Chairman and CEO, Exelerate Capital Corp.; Chairman, Privacy Horizon Inc.; Chairman, CloudMD Software & Services Inc; Adjunct Professor, York University; NIHI Instructor

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly entering health care and is posed to make a huge impact on healthcare delivery and patient care. This course will help participants understand AI, its potential for business, and the opportunities for its implementation in health care.

This course will provide review and discussion of the regulatory and governance considerations surrounding AI in the healthcare setting, with topics such as: “Innovation” Defined, Data Protection, Ethics, Data Governance, the New Bill C-11 Legislation, Cyber Security, and real-world examples of AI in use.

Upon completion you will be awarded a NIHI - McMaster CE microcredential in Artificial Intelligence in Health Care: Perspectives on Data and it Uses. A microcredential is issued in a digital format, provides details of acquired competencies and is shareable and transportable.

Topics covered:

1. Introduction, Re-cap, and Innovation Discussion
2. AI & Data Governance
3. Data Privacy & Lawfulness
4. Ethics & New Regulatory Frameworks
5. Cyber Security & Data Protection 
6. Real World Examples
7. Wrap Up & Sneak Peak at Module III

Microcredential Competencies Achieved Upon Completion of Course:

1. Develop an understanding of “Innovation”, and how it may now be assessed within organizations (private sector and public sector), and also learn to identify real-world examples of AI in use,
2. Gain an applied knowledge of governance and data protection models/methods that support regulatory frameworks in Europe and North America (i.e. EU Commission, FDA, CPPA, AI Data Governance),
3. Develop a working knowledge understanding of “Ethics”, and the various challenges of applying privacy and cyber security standards within a data rich AI healthcare setting.

Intended Audience:

• Healthcare professions and technology leader
• Chief executive officers
• Chief information officers
• Chief technology officers
• Technologies managers
• Risk managers involved in data management
• Data Scientists
• Business Intelligence Analysts
• Systems / Business Analysts
• Database Administrators
• Technical architects and developers who design and build cloud, mobile, social media and IOT solutions, and other analytics solutions
• Anyone interested in artificial intelligence and its applications throughout the public and private sector

 

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Organizers

NIHI National Institutes of Health Informatics	McMaster University Centre for Continuing Education