Course
Artificial Intelligence and the Transformation of Radiation
In this archived one hour OAMRS Wednesday Webinar presentation, Dr. Raymond Mak, talks about how AI is being implemented at each step of care in radiation oncology and the potential ways AI can improve care, how AI can be used to improve patient safety and the quality of care and the impact of AI on clinicians and staff in a radiation oncology department through examples of interactions between AI and humans in the clinic.
About this course
Year: 2024
Prerequisites: None
Speaker Information
Raymond Mak MD, is an Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology at Harvard Medical School and Director of Clinical Innovation in the Department of Radiation Oncology and the Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Program at Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Dr. Mak has clinical expertise in thoracic malignancies, stereotactic body radiation therapy and novel radiation therapy techniques, including leading the development of MR-guided radiation therapy and adaptive therapy programs. His research focuses on developing imaging biomarkers to predict radiation therapy response in lung cancer patients and applying artificial intelligence (AI) techniques to automate radiation therapy planning and improve decision support. He is leading clinical testing and implementation of AI throughout the patient care spectrum of radiation oncology.
How you’ll attend
Join live (Thu 7 pm or Fri 7 am), watch the replay, or take the short modules. One registration covers all three.
Choose how you attendAt a glance
- Learning hours
- 1 hour
- Type of learning
- Online
- Completion requirement
- Watch the entire length of the video.
- Product code
- 2889090