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2nd AI Health Summit

The second annual AI in health summit will build on last year's inaugural event, focusing on how uptake of the technology has advanced across the health system and the future opportunities and risks that will need to be managed.

WHEN:
9 November 2026
WHERE:
The Establishment Ballroom,
George Street, Sydney

Post-Budget Summit

The half-day summit will discuss the implications of the Labor federal government's first Budget and the progress of other policy initiatives, including the National Medicines Policy and health technology assessment reviews.

About The Event

The second annual AI in Health Summit aims to build on the success of last year's inaugural event.

 

This year's focus will include:

  • Advancements in the uptake of AI technology by across the industry and broader health system

  • Future opportunities presented by AI

  • Risks associated with AI implementation that need to be managed

 

Key Themes:

  • Technological advancements

  • Opportunities for better outcomes

  • Risk management strategies

 

Participants can expect in-depth discussions and insights into how AI is shaping the future of healthcare.

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PARTICIPANTS
SESSIONS
Speakers

Speakers

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Will AI industrialise care, or re-humanise it?


Aurelia Cohn
Group Digital and AI Transformation Lead, The Ward Marketing Group


Aurelia's argument is uncomfortable: the real risk of AI isn't that it replaces us, it's that we use it to make a broken system produce more, faster, when it could be doing something genuinely useful.

Expect a case for shifting from efficiency to expansion, and from tech-first to people-first.

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The genesis of the Patient Input Buddy, and what it means for decision-making


Ed Hollywood
General Manager and Head of Human Pharmaceuticals ANZ, Boehringer Ingelheim

Boehringer Ingelheim built Patient Input Buddy with the Patient Voice Initiative, Lung Foundation Australia, Scleroderma Australia and Rare Cancers Australia, to bring patient input directly into medicine evaluations.

Ed will unpack what it's already changing, and what it says about where health technology assessment is headed.

Program

Program

Program will be confirmed before the event

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AI Health Summit

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