Webinar Wednesday - Artificial Intelligence in Digital Health – A Global Perspective of Adoption from Students

Fanshawe College’s Health Systems Management has a cohort of students from different parts of the globe and practice setting. This webinar will focus on students from different geographic regions and healthcare professional practice areas sharing what stage of AI adoption is within their geographic area in terms of adoption, legislation/regulation, curriculum in academic settings, advantages and disadvantages, and outlook.

Presented by:

• Dr. Radica Bissoondial  - Dr. Bissoondial is a professor and the program coordinator of Health Systems Management. With 10+ years of experience in seniors care leadership and 15+ years in post-secondary education, Dr. Bissoondial, fosters students learning on workforce readiness. This is supported by knowledge and experiential learning with colleagues and industry experts guiding students to become health information management and digital health professional of current and future healthcare delivery.
• Hanna Gibson - Academic background in neuroscience and mental health. Part-time online learner at 4 terms of Health Systems Management.
• Ellyn Davies- Academic background in health studies with specialization in MRT. Full-time Level 1 learner of Health Systems Management.
• Rajbeer Kaur - Academic background in nursing. Full-time Level 2 learner of Health Systems Management.
• Wafa Saleh - Academic background in accounting and finance. Full-time Level 1 learner of Health Systems Management.
• Shorouk Abu Ramadan - Academic background in dentistry. Full-time Level 1 learner of Health Systems Management.
• Chao-Chu Chen - Academic background in industry IT. Full-time Level 1 learner of Health Systems Management.

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Earn One Continuing Education Unit (CEU) for attending this webinar.

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