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AI and Critical Care: Go where to puck is headed | Amanda Rischbieth | TEDxBoston

AI is transforming Healthcare with endless opportunities. Imagine a smart hospital trauma room with coordinated eyes, ears, voice, roles, and protocols in real time informing decision-support for faster and more accurate responses. And what if we could more efficiently and effectively skill match our team skills and experience to patient acuity to reduce adverse events, not just in the ICU but across the hospital? A better healthcare team experience, better patient experience and outcome, and all at a reduced cost to the hospital provider. Dr Amanda Rischbieth AM PhD FAICD is a former Visiting Scientist at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (2018 to 2022) after being competitively selected as one of 40 global leaders, as a Harvard Advanced Leadership Initiative (ALI) Fellow in 2017. She is a the ALI Impact Leader in 2024 and also chairs The National Blood Authority Australia. In 2023 she received a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) award for her services to public health and governance, and has over 24 years company directorship experience in addition to being a CEO of a leading health organisation for 6 years. Dr Rischbieth is a Non-Executive Director of the International Women’s Forum Australia (IWFA) and a member of the International Foundation for Valuing Impacts Technical and Research Committee. She is an Associate Clinical Professor at the University of Adelaide, a Fellow and Faculty of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, a member of Chief Executive Women, and a former Telstra Business Women’s Award Finalist. She undertakes corporate advisory work on governance, sustainability, ESG, health, cyber, and AI and is currently building two AI ventures in Climate and in Health. Dr Rischbieth was a member of a gold-winning team in the MIT AI Venture Studio in Spring 2024. Dr Rischbieth’s previous directorships include Duxton Farms (ASX:DBF), the Australian Organ and Tissue Authority Advisory Board, the National Heart Foundation of Australia SA, the Australian College of Critical Care Nurses (National President), the South Australian Public Health Council, the South Australian Urban Renewal Authority, the Leaders Institute of SA, and the South Australian Motor Sport Board (V8 Supercars Adelaide 500). She received her PhD which focused on intensive care decision-support systems, in 2007 at the University of Adelaide. Earlier in her career she established and co-led a private intensive care unit for 10 years. In 2018 she joined the Hands-On group going to Sri Lanka, fitting 247 prosthetic hands to landmine victims. " This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx