Optional Non-CME Satellite Presentations
Friday, July 11
Breakfast Satellite – 7:15 – 8:00 am
Topic: Digital Twins, Smarter Decisions
Description: Clinical decision-making is shifting from rule-based protocols to dynamic, data-driven strategies. From lab tests and imaging to drug response and genomics, today’s patient data, the exposome, offers a rich, multimodal view of health and disease. But making sense of this complexity requires more than access to data. Join us as ThinkBio. Ai’s explores how AI and knowledge-driven platforms can transform diverse clinical data into digital twins—dynamic representations of individual patients. Digital twins empower AI models to navigate complex health data, uncovering patterns that can predict disease progression, personalize treatments, and mitigate toxicity.
Location: InterContinental Hotel Six Continents, 2nd floor
This program is developed and offered by ThinkBio.Ai.
Lunch Satellite – 1:00 – 1:45 pm
Topic: This Moment in AI & the Opportunity for Healthcare
Description: AI in healthcare is moving beyond basic automation. With breakthroughs in multimodal reasoning and autonomous agents, we’re entering a new era where AI doesn’t just assist—it collaborates. This session explores how healthcare-specific AI agents can transform both the clinician and patient experience: reducing documentation and in-basket burden, accelerating revenue cycle processes, and supporting complex care navigation across the system. Drawing on real-world case studies, Nikhil Buduma, Co-Founder and Chief Scientist of Ambience Healthcare, will examine what it takes to build agents that deliver clinical-grade quality and how leading health systems, such as Cleveland Clinic, are positioning themselves to capture meaningful ROI from ambient and agentic AI.
Location: InterContinental Hotel Ballroom AB, 2nd floor
This program is developed and offered by Ambience Healthcare.
Lunch Satellite – 1:00 – 1:45 pm
Topic: Beyond the Buzz: What AI Looks Like on the Nursing Floor
Description: Nearly two-thirds of nurses (62%) report burnout. Staffing shortages, higher patient complexity, and the emotional toll of frontline care have intensified since the pandemic, fueling turnover, fatigue, and disengagement across the nursing workforce. Amid these challenges, generative AI offers potential to reduce documentation burden, improve care team communication, and restore time for meaningful patient interaction. However, sustainable success requires more than just new tools—it demands co-developing solutions with nurses, thoughtful change management, and a deep understanding of the realities they face. Join nursing leaders representing diverse health systems for a candid discussion on how generative AI, when built by nurses for nurses, helps ease workflow friction. Panelists will share learnings from pilot implementations, the role of generative AI in reducing burnout, and how their organizations are assessing these solutions to create a more sustainable future for nursing. View the invitation here
Location: InterContinental Hotel Ballroom C, 2nd floor
This program is developed and offered by Abridge.
These programs are developed and offered by industry supporters. They are not official programs of Cleveland Clinic.