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ACCE at AAMI eXchange2025 - New Orleans, LA

ACCE is a Contrbuting Organization for AAMI eXchange 2025. ACCE members are eligible to register for the conference at AAMI members discounted rate. Just download and complete this pdf form.

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Clinical Engineering Symposium - Presented by ACCE

Impact of AI on HTM: An Evolving Landscape

Date: Saturday, June 21, 2025, 7:30AM-10:15AM

Location: Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, Lobby E, Room E-2

Description:

Artificial Intelligence technology is rapidly expanding across a broad range of healthcare applications. What does this mean for CE/HTM in practice? How can we ensure that appropriate guardrails and support models are in place for these new solutions? What are some of the technology dependencies and infrastructure implications?

Our expert line-up of speakers and panelists will explore a range of practical topics to help prepare you for:

Ensuring Successful AI Implementations
Optimizing AI Technology Service and Support
Understanding Infrastructure and Cybersecurity Considerations and More!

Join us for this half-day symposium to learn from your peers and share your facility’s experience in implementing AI technologies!

Sponsored by Asimily

Agenda:

Time	Event
7:15AM	Light breakfast, sponsored by Asimily
7:30 - 8:00AM	Artificial Intelligence: An Overview and Clinical Engineering’s Role Peter Dziedzic, MS, Assit Professor, Director Center of mHealth and Innovations, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine	Artificial intelligence, including machine learning and deep learning, is rapidly transforming healthcare by enabling systems to learn from complex data and lay the foundation for predictive models. At the Johns Hopkins Neuro ICU, we are striving to harness AI to advance new concepts and frameworks for predicting patient deterioration and guiding timely interventions. Clinical engineers play a vital role as Aware Engineers, ensuring that the data these models rely on is accurate, complete, and trustworthy. Without this assurance, we risk “garbage in, garbage out,” ultimately undermining the potential of AI to improve patient care.
8:00 - 8:30AM	Building a Sustainable AI Support Model Nathan Licht, RN, MSN, Principal Data Analyst, Enterprise Data Intelligence, Cedars-Sinai	Does getting started with AI at your site feel like you're building the plane the same time you're flying it? While healthcare organizations race to implement AI and reinvent themselves to capitalize on its promises, critical questions are emerging about what's prioritized and what's set aside in the rush to innovate. I'll share observations from our data intelligence initiatives and approaches we've found helpful in developing our AI support model within a complex clinical environment. You'll hear about strategies we've experimented with that might offer considerations for your own path forward, and we'll discuss our ongoing learning journey as we work toward evolving from siloed AI ecosystems toward a more integrated AI-aware culture that supports our organization's core mission.
8:30 - 9:00AM	Building smarter hospitals: artificial intelligence applications for the decade ahead Dr. Thomas H. McCoy, Clinicn Investigator, Assc Prf Mass General Research Institute. Assistant Professor of Medicine Harvard Medical School	While the fundamental questions posed by academic medical centers remain stable – how do we provide the safest and most effective treatment today, develop better treatments for tomorrow, and train the next generation of healthcare professionals – the answers are constantly evolving. The pressures of an aging population, an overwhelmed workforce, and increasingly acute hospital environments demand innovative solutions in the decade ahead. This session will explore the transformative potential of artificial intelligence models, whether specific to medical devices or adopted from other industries, in helping healthcare technology managers meet the demands of tomorrow's patients and healthcare systems.
9:00 - 9:15AM	Break
9:15 - 10:15AM	AI Panel Discussion Panelists: Peter H. Dziedzic Nathan Licht Tom McCoy Mike Powers Priyanka U. Sollinger Moderator: Erin Sparnon

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See you in New Orleans!

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Education Session, presented by ACCE

Date: Monday, June 23, 2025

Time: 9:15AM – 10:15AM

Topic: Hospital at Home – Worldwide Clinical Engineering Approaches to Managing Homecare Technologies

Description: Healthcare delivery is increasingly expanding to the patient’s home globally. Various technologies can be employed to accommodate these new care delivery models ranging from diagnostic tests at home to expanding availability of virtual care visits. How do you develop effective and practical support models for managing the technologies used?

Join this education session to learn about the contrasts between different health system’s approaches to managing healthcare technology at home.

Speakers:

Umberto Nocco, MSE, Director Clinical Engineering at ASST GOM Niguarda, Italy, & President AIIC
Jean Ngoie, PhD, Chief Clinical Engineering Officer and Regional Director, CHEO, Canada and Senior Lecturer of Medical Technology Management & Governance, University of Dundee, UK
Frank Rothe, CCE, Medical Technology, University Hospital of Heidelberg, Germany & President, fbmt

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2025 Members Meeting and Awards Reception

35th Members Meeting/Awards Reception

Sunday, June 22, 2025, 6:30 PM-8:30 PM

Hilton Riverside New Orleans, room# Churchill A/Level 2

See you in New Orleans!

Join us for an evening of networking with your peers and to congratulate the 2025 Advocacy Awards recipients, the 2025 ACCE Fellows and the 2025 Clinical Engineering Hall of Fame inductees

You are invited! RSVP here