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Navigating the Ethical Landscape of AI: Insights for Nutrition and Dietetics Professionals

Navigating the Ethical Landscape of AI- Insights for Nutrition and Dietetics Professionals

Navigating the Ethical Landscape of AI: Insights for Nutrition and Dietetics Professionals

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Artificial Intelligence is everywhere, shaping how we create and share information, redefining our work dynamics, and influencing decisions in communication, actions, entertainment preferences, purchasing behavior, dietary choices and beyond. It can be overwhelming to balance the breadth and value of these tools with ethical considerations and concerns related to areas such as transparency, privacy, and equity.

This insightful and interactive dialogue features experts who are striving to keep the ethics equation at the forefront of their work in both health informatics research and health communications. From shining a light on racial inequities in AI in medical appointment scheduling to lessons learned in delivering AI training to organizations, the expert panel will share their experiences, key learnings, and recommendations for ways that nutrition and dietetics professionals can better equip themselves for applying AI to models for delivering nutrition care and services.

Product Publish Details

Release Date: October 6, 2024

SKU: FNCE2421

CPEU: 1.50 (Valid Until May 31, 2027)

Learning Objectives

  • Describe how ethics/ethical considerations can be applied to the application of AI by individuals or organizations.
  • Summarize some ways in which AI can lead to bias in medical systems and the ways in which it can mitigate bias and increase access.
  • List ways to balance the capabilities and concerns of AI use in organizational policies and practices.

Performance Indicators

  • 5.2.5 Instructs or advises others on the use of clinical information systems, nutrition informatics tools and other technology topics.
  • 14.1.2 Develops and applies criteria to measure and monitor productivity in order to support safe, ethical and efficient services delivery.
  • 1.3.1 Recognizes actual or potential ethical issues and dilemmas encountered in practice.

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Kathleen Pellechia

Moderator

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Shannon Harris, PhD

Speaker

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Karen M. Hilyard, PhD

Speaker

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