Artificial intelligence in care?

Between potential and everyday care

Artificial intelligence analyzes fall patterns, writes care documentation, suggests individual care plans and supports the early detection of disease progression. The possibilities sound impressive - and are growing rapidly. But how much of it is already a reality? What really works and what remains theory for the time being? And who actually asks the people who are involved in care on a daily basis?
This free workshop aims to find out exactly that - in a practical, critical way and together with those who will ultimately be affected.

What you can expect

The afternoon is divided into two parts - information and discussion.

Part 1: What can AI really do today?

From automated care documentation and AI-supported care planning to intelligent early warning systems: The first part provides a comprehensible overview of the actual state of the art. Which AI applications are already in use? Where does technology provide noticeable relief - and where have expectations not yet been met? Anyone who has had little to do with the topic so far will get a solid, honest introduction here.

Part 2: What would really help?

In the second part, the floor is yours. Because the crucial questions cannot be answered at your desk: What would actually make things easier in day-to-day care? Where are the limits - technical, ethical, legal? Who is responsible if the machine makes a mistake? And how do we ensure that the human element in care does not fall by the wayside? These questions need your perspective.

Who is this event for?

For anyone who works in care or is interested in the topic - whether they are care professionals, care service managers, trainees, relatives or simply curious. No prior knowledge is required.

Free admission - catering included
You are welcome to bring along colleagues - the more practical perspectives, the livelier the discussion.