Ready for Digital Transformation in Medical Practices: AI in Everyday Practice

Whether it’s speech recognition, chatbots, or AI features in practice management software, artificial intelligence offers medical practices numerous ways to make day-to-day work easier. At the same time, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish which applications actually reduce the workload and which do not.

This session begins by providing a structured overview of the current state of artificial intelligence in everyday practice. You will learn how AI systems available today work, where their strengths lie, and which system-related weaknesses should be taken into account.

Next, the legal framework will be clearly explained. Topics will include data protection and data processing on behalf of a controller, the distinction from medical devices, and the question of which AI applications can be used safely in medical practices.

The second part focuses on specific applications already in use in medical practices today. Particular emphasis is placed on administrative tasks such as documentation and billing—areas where the benefits of AI can be immediately felt in the form of time savings and potential revenue gains.

In addition, you’ll learn how to use AI in a way that ensures results remain traceable and reproducible, rather than varying with each application. The session thus offers practical guidance for selecting and implementing suitable AI applications in your own practice.

The program focuses on:

• Fundamentals and current state of available AI systems
• Strengths and system-related weaknesses of artificial intelligence
• Data protection, data processing on behalf of others, and distinction from medical devices