HCCA Behavioral Health Compliance Conference
AI in Behavioral Health: Legal Considerations and Best Practices
11:30 AM CT – 12:30 PM CT
Learning Objectives:
- Review current uses and case studies of AI as it relates to administrative back-office tasks and operations as well as clinical operations
- Review the existing legal framework for reviewing the selection of AI tools and the use of them and how to apply federal and state law to AI use
- Identify and discuss best practices for AI compliance specifically in the behavioral health setting
Speakers:
Jena Grady
Partner, Nixon Peabody LLP
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Sam Winikoff
Chief Legal Officer, Advanced Recovery Systems
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