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11/19/2025 |
9:45 AM – 11:00 AM |
Room 4
S110: The Future of the Digital Workforce in Healthcare: Navigating AI Impacts and Collaboration Models in the New Global Bioeconomy
Presentation Type: Panel
The Future of the Digital Workforce in Healthcare: Navigating AI Impacts and Collaboration Models in the New Global Bioeconomy
2025 Annual Symposium On Demand
Presentation Time: 09:45 AM - 11:00 AM
Abstract Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Human-computer Interaction, Workforce Development, Legal, Ethical, Social and Regulatory Issues, Education and Training, Global Health, Teaching Innovation, Health Equity
Primary Track: Policy
Programmatic Theme: Clinical Informatics
The rapid integration of AI into healthcare and life sciences is transforming the digital workforce, demanding new skills and reshaping roles and career paths. This panel will examine the key trends, including AI-driven automation, the evolving dynamics of human-AI collaboration, and essential competencies and training pathways needed to thrive in this new landscape. We will examine the effectiveness of various human-AI interaction models. For example, what happens when AI works as a colleague or as a direct report? Will humans and AI work better together or apart? AI-driven transformation is creating new opportunities for collaboration models and inclusive leadership. This panel will explore these emerging avenues, specifically addressing FemTech's role in closing women's health gaps and developing strategies for inclusive leadership within the global bioeconomy—a knowledge-driven economy centered on biotechnological innovation. Attendees will gain practical insights into navigating AI's organizational impact on the workforce and fostering personal career development and inclusive leaderships in the AI-driven landscape.
Moderator:
Marion Ball, EdD
University of Texas - Arlington
Speakers:
Patricia Dykes, PhD, RN, FAAN, FACMI
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Florence Haseltine, MD, PhD, NAM
The University of Texas at Arlington
Sue Boren, PhD, MHA, FACMI, FAMIA4
University of Missouri
Kenrick Cato, PhD, RN, CPHIMS, FAAN, FACMI
University of Pennsylvania/ Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Suzanne Boren, PhD, MHA, FACMI, FAMIA
University of Missouri
Author:
Sabrina Hsueh, PhD - Pfizer;
2025 Annual Symposium On Demand
Presentation Time: 09:45 AM - 11:00 AM
Abstract Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Human-computer Interaction, Workforce Development, Legal, Ethical, Social and Regulatory Issues, Education and Training, Global Health, Teaching Innovation, Health Equity
Primary Track: Policy
Programmatic Theme: Clinical Informatics
The rapid integration of AI into healthcare and life sciences is transforming the digital workforce, demanding new skills and reshaping roles and career paths. This panel will examine the key trends, including AI-driven automation, the evolving dynamics of human-AI collaboration, and essential competencies and training pathways needed to thrive in this new landscape. We will examine the effectiveness of various human-AI interaction models. For example, what happens when AI works as a colleague or as a direct report? Will humans and AI work better together or apart? AI-driven transformation is creating new opportunities for collaboration models and inclusive leadership. This panel will explore these emerging avenues, specifically addressing FemTech's role in closing women's health gaps and developing strategies for inclusive leadership within the global bioeconomy—a knowledge-driven economy centered on biotechnological innovation. Attendees will gain practical insights into navigating AI's organizational impact on the workforce and fostering personal career development and inclusive leaderships in the AI-driven landscape.
Moderator:
Marion Ball, EdD
University of Texas - Arlington
Speakers:
Patricia Dykes, PhD, RN, FAAN, FACMI
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Florence Haseltine, MD, PhD, NAM
The University of Texas at Arlington
Sue Boren, PhD, MHA, FACMI, FAMIA4
University of Missouri
Kenrick Cato, PhD, RN, CPHIMS, FAAN, FACMI
University of Pennsylvania/ Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Suzanne Boren, PhD, MHA, FACMI, FAMIA
University of Missouri
Author:
Sabrina Hsueh, PhD - Pfizer;