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🤖 Harvard Medical School · Clinical AI · 2026

AI in Clinical Medicine 2026

A comprehensive 3-day multidisciplinary program on understanding and applying AI in modern clinical practice

39 Expert Videos + 42 PDF Slides + English Subtitles — Instant Digital Access

⚡ INSTANT DIGITAL ACCESS

Includes: 39 Expert Video Sessions + 42 PDF Lecture Slides + English Subtitles | Google Drive delivery

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📚 About This Course

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming healthcare — from clinical documentation and medical imaging to precision medicine, diagnostics, workflow automation, clinical decision support and personalized treatment planning.

Harvard AI in Clinical Medicine 2026 provides a comprehensive multidisciplinary education focused on how AI is being integrated into real-world clinical practice. Through expert-led lectures, specialty-focused study halls, practical demonstrations and clinical case discussions, participants develop a stronger understanding of how emerging AI technologies can be evaluated and responsibly incorporated into modern healthcare.

The program examines the opportunities, risks, ethical questions, regulatory challenges and implementation barriers associated with introducing AI into hospitals, health systems, academic centres and independent practices.

Cut through the hype — understand what AI can realistically do in clinical medicine today, what it can’t, and how to implement it responsibly.

🎯 Core Learning Areas

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AI Foundations
Machine learning, deep learning, generative AI, large language models, medical data and the technical background clinicians need.
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Clinical Practice
Clinical decision support, EHR integration, ambient AI scribes, documentation automation, disease prediction and precision medicine.
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Ethics, Bias & Regulation
Algorithmic bias, fairness, privacy, security, patient safety, AI regulation, governance and responsible implementation.
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Specialty Applications
AI study halls across pathology, endocrinology, ophthalmology, gastroenterology, cardiology, radiology, surgery, critical care and nursing.

🤖 AI Across Medical Specialties

Dedicated study halls and specialty-focused sessions

Pathology
Endocrinology
Ophthalmology
Gastroenterology
Cardiology
Radiology
Surgery
Critical Care
Oncology
Psychiatry
Anesthesiology
Nursing

📋 Complete 3-Day Curriculum

📅 Day 1 — AI Foundations, Education & Precision Medicine
• Keynote: How AI Is Changing the Face of Clinical Care — Isaac Kohane, MD, PhD
• Machine Learning, Deep Learning and Large Language Models — Samir Kendale, MD
• A Look Into the Black Box: Technical Background for Clinicians — Maha Farhat, MD
• Medical Data as the Backbone of AI — Matthew Engelhard, MD, PhD
• Chatbots in Health Care: A Historical Expedition — Arjun Manrai, PhD
• AI Learning Revolution: Transforming Medical Education — Adam Rodman, MD
• Ambient Scribes — Allison Koenecke, PhD
• An AI-Designed Drug for IPF: From Preclinical to Phase II — Toby Maher, MD, PhD
• Precision Medicine: AI and Personalized Treatment in Oncology — Eliezer Van Allen, MD
• AI-Powered Drug Repositioning and Clinical Trial Design — David Tester, PhD
Plus: 3 panel discussion and Q&A sessions
📅 Day 2 — Ethics, Leadership, Regulation & Emerging Care Models
• Keynote: Ethics and AI in Healthcare — Rebecca Weintraub Brendel, MD, JD
• AI for Pioneering Leadership in the Digital Era — Stanley Y. Shaw, MD, PhD
• Law and Regulation in AI — I. Glenn Cohen
• Telemetry and Mobile Health for Heart Failure Detection — Collin Stultz, MD, PhD
• Brain-Computer Interfaces and Decoding Speech — Ziv Williams, MD
• Can Chatbots Improve Mental Health? — Michael Heinz, MD
• Bias in Risk Stratification for Allocation and Policy — Emma Pierson, PhD
• Robust, Fair, and Private AI — Maia Hightower, MD, MPH, MBA
• Algorithmic Bias in Clinical Scores — James Diao, MD
Plus: 3 panel discussion and Q&A sessions
📅 Day 3 — Implementation, Operations & Specialty Study Halls
• Barriers to Clinical AI Implementation — Samir Kendale, MD
• Clinical Decision Support in the EHR — Natalie Pageler, MD
• Implementing AI in Your Small Practice — Adam Rodman, MD
• Hidden Risks of AI in Your Practice — David Canes, MD
• How AI Can Help Improve Your Bottom Line — Jean-Claude Saghbini, PhD
• AI and Reducing Healthcare Provider Burnout — Anand Chowdhury, MD
• Why AI May Be Good for Our Health but Hurt Our Wallets — Morgan Cheatham, MD
8 Specialty Study Halls: Pathology · Endocrinology · Ophthalmology · Gastroenterology · Critical Care · Radiology · Surgery/Anesthesiology · Nursing
3 Virtual Demonstrations: Ambient Scribe (Abridge) · Agentic AI · OpenEvidence, Doctronic, UpToDate Expert AI & Glass Health
Plus: 2 panel discussion and Q&A sessions

👨‍⚕️ Course Leadership

Maha Farhat, MD, MSc
COURSE DIRECTOR
Biomedical Informatics · Mass General Hospital
Samir Kendale, MD
COURSE DIRECTOR
Anesthesia Informatics · Clinical AI
Isaac Kohane, MD, PhD
COURSE DIRECTOR
Chair of Biomedical Informatics · Harvard

Plus 40+ multidisciplinary faculty from across Harvard Medical School and partner institutions

✅ By Completing This Course, You Will Be Able To

Define the challenges and opportunities for integrating AI into specialized healthcare fields
Discuss ethical issues and potential bias in AI-supported diagnosis, treatment and decision-making
Review the current status of AI regulation and its impact on healthcare
Assess the quality, accuracy and long-term clinical impact of AI technologies
Develop methods for integrating AI into medical education and learner evaluation

👩‍⚕️ Who Should Take This Course

Physicians & surgeons
Clinical & health system leaders
Nurses & nurse practitioners
Physician assistants
Medical educators & researchers
Allied health professionals

⭐ What Clinicians Say

“This course finally explained AI in terms I could apply on Monday morning. The ambient scribe and decision-support sessions were immediately practical.”

Dr. David L. — Internal Medicine

“The ethics and bias sessions should be mandatory for anyone deploying clinical AI. Thoughtful, evidence-based, no hype.”

Dr. Aisha M. — Health System CMO

“The specialty study halls let me go deep into AI for my own field instead of sitting through generic content. Excellent design.”

Dr. Sarah K. — Pathologist

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