Overview
The AMA STEPS Forward® Innovation Academy Learning Collaboratives are designed to help implement organizational improvements in important areas of practice, including workflow, teamwork and clinician well-being. Participants embark on system-level changes guided by subject matter experts and are accountable for their own progress, communication and completion. By sharing successes and failures with others, participants can learn, iterate and improve upon their own efforts.
The Augmented Intelligence (AI) Governance Learning Collaborative will help participants build a framework for the ethical, equitable, responsible and transparent use of AI in practice. The AMA uses the term "augmented intelligence" to emphasize AI's role in assisting and enhancing human intelligence, rather than replacing it.
Dates
April-November 2025
Goals
- Equip health care organizations with the knowledge and tools needed to effectively implement an AI governance structure
- Support participants at various stages of AI adoption
- Share best practices for governance development and/or integration of AI into existing clinical technology governance structures
Learning objectives
- Critically assess systems to better understand current use of AI, existing governance structures and gaps/challenges that exist
- Draft an initial AI governance framework tailored to participants’ organizations, including policies, procedures and roles for oversight
- Consider best practices for implementing the governance framework and what measures need to be in place for future success and monitoring
Format
- 5 webinar sessions, each a blend of didactic and shared learning
- Designated office hours for participant training
- Assigned homework for participating groups
Schedule
Session 1: Apr. 17, 2025
Introduction to Governance for Clinical Technology in Health Systems
Key topics:
- Clinical technology in health care
- Culture as a key to success
- Role of informatics
- Key elements of governance
Session 2: May 15, 2025
Incorporating AI Governance Frameworks
Key topics:
- Brief overview of AI landscape
- AI governance fundamentals and framework design
- AI risk management/considerations
Session 3: July 10, 2025
Defining Governance Roles and Responsibilities
Key topics:
- Deep dive on governance roles and responsibilities
- Overview of the regulatory environment
- Considerations for clinician training and education around AI
Session 4: Sept. 18, 2025
AI Governance in Action
Key topics:
- Participant updates on governance plans and implementation progress
- Case studies
Session 5: Nov. 6, 2025
Project Share-Out and Collaborative Wrap-Up
Key topics:
- Progress report-out by participants
- Plans for the future
- Collaborative close-out
All sessions are scheduled from 2-3:30 p.m. Central.
Requirements
The curriculum for this learning collaborative is most appropriate for health care organizations with 25 or more physicians.
Each organization will need to commit two or three representatives from across clinical technology and operational areas to participate fully in this collaborative. At least one participant from each of the following two areas should be included, with a maximum of three participants total:
- Clinical technology
- Informatics (chief medical information officer or designee)
- Information technology (chief information officer or designee)
- Clinical operations
- Clinical leadership (chief medical officer or designee)
- Operations (chief operations officer or designee)
Registration
Registration opens Dec. 1, 2024.* The registration link will be available here at that time.
Registration fee: $800/organization
Member discount: AMA members (group or individual) are eligible for a discounted rate of $480/organization
Questions? Email [email protected]. Learn more about the AMA STEPS Forward® Innovation Academy.
FAQs
Access the list of frequently asked questions. If you have additional questions, please email [email protected].
Faculty
Margaret Lozovatsky, MD, FAMIA, vice president, digital health innovations, American Medical Association
Dr. Lozovatsky is a nationally recognized leader in health care informatics and has a passion for using technology to improve patient care. In addition to her role as vice president of digital health innovations at the AMA, Dr. Lozovatsky continues to care for patients as a pediatric hospitalist at Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Additional faculty information coming soon.
*Registration applications must be made through an AMA account. If you already have an account, please log in using your existing AMA credentials. If you don’t have an AMA account, you can create one for free in just a few minutes.
