Description
After this webinar attendees will be able to answer-
- Where does liability actually sit when an AI tool contributes to a diagnosis, a coding decision, or a documentation shortcut?
- What do current and pending state and federal frameworks require of providers who use AI clinically or administratively?
- How should a compliance program document AI use so it protects the organization instead of creating new exposure?
- What red flags should internal audit be watching for as AI tools spread across departments?
Description
Healthcare organizations are adopting AI tools faster than their compliance programs can keep up, and the liability questions are landing on compliance officers whether they're ready or not. This session translates the current regulatory landscape into practical steps: what to document, what to audit, and what to ask before a new AI tool gets approved for clinical or administrative use.
This webinar benefits the following agencies-
- Hospitals and health systems
- Physician practices and ambulatory care organizations
- Healthcare compliance and internal audit departments
- Revenue cycle and patient access/eligibility verification teams
- Health plans and payer compliance departments
- Healthcare consulting and compliance advisory firms
Who should attend?
- Chief Compliance Officers and Compliance Directors
- Chief Executive Officers, COOs, and other C-suite healthcare leaders
- Privacy Officers and other privacy professionals
- Internal Auditors and Compliance Auditors
- Revenue Cycle Directors and Patient Access/Eligibility Managers
- Medical Coding and Billing Compliance Managers
- Risk Management and Regulatory Affairs professionals
