Responsible AI Governance in Healthcare: Global Lessons & Practical Approaches for Canada
As artificial intelligence rapidly moves from experimentation to real-world deployment in healthcare, leaders across Canada are grappling with a critical question: how do we ensure these technologies are implemented safely, ethically, and in ways that deliver meaningful value?
This webinar brings a global perspective to that challenge.
Join us for a timely and thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Ricardo Baptista Leite, CEO of HealthAI, The Global Agency for Responsible AI in Health – an independent, international organization working with governments, health systems, and multilateral partners to advance responsible AI governance in health.
Drawing on experience across jurisdictions and health systems, Dr. Leite will share practical insights about how countries and organizations are approaching AI governance today: what’s working, where challenges persist, and what it takes to move from principles to implementation. His keynote will be followed by a live Q&A, creating space to explore how these global insights apply in the Canadian context.
Grounded in real-world examples, the conversation will explore:
- International Perspectives on AI Governance: Emerging global approaches to responsible AI governance in healthcare, drawing on experiences across jurisdictions and health systems.
- Insights from Early Adoption: Key lessons learned from early adopters across policy and practice, highlighting what’s working and where challenges remain.
- Navigating Framework Implementation: The common challenges that emerge when translating AI governance frameworks into real-world use.
- Operationalizing Responsible AI: Practical strategies to support safe, scalable, and trustworthy AI implementation across health systems, organizations, and the people they serve.
This session is designed for a broad audience across the health ecosystem including clinicians, health system leaders, researchers, academics, policymakers, and patient partners, reflecting the shared responsibility required to shape how AI is integrated into care.
Whether you are actively leading AI initiatives or just beginning to explore their implications, this conversation will offer valuable global perspective and actionable insight to inform your work.
