Dr. Azam Nurmohamed, internist-nephrologist, CMIO, and chair of the Data-Driven Working program, will guide participants during this Vision Dinner through the transition to data- and AI-driven operations, including the associated challenges and practical examples. He will address topics such as change management, (re)skilling (reverse mentoring), adoption, data governance, and data quality, and will invite participants to engage in a shared discussion to exchange experiences and insights. You are warmly invited to join this conversation!
Leaders in Medical Information Technology, Data and AI
CPD Points | 2 points
17:30 | Start of program (including presentation, discussion and 3-course dinner)
20:30 | End of formal program, opportunity for informal networking
Language: Dutch
TBD
Chief Medical Information Officer, internist-nephrologist, and chair of the Data-Driven Working program
Dr. Azam Nurmohamed is an internist-nephrologist, Chief Medical Information Officer (CMIO), and chair of the Data-Driven Working program. He operates at the intersection of healthcare, data, digitalization, and AI, with a special focus on the organizational and human aspects of technological innovation. Previously, he served as Medical Director at Diapriva and Niercentrum aan de Amstel, and as Head of the Kidney Transplantation Program at VU University Medical Center.
Healthcare is under increasing pressure due to staff shortages, limited financial resources, and an aging population. Digitalization, data, and AI are often cited as part of a potential solution, but successful implementation requires more than technology alone. Thoughtful leadership and attention to technological, cultural, and organizational prerequisites are crucial.
Against this backdrop, Amsterdam UMC positions data-driven working as a strategic, organization-wide approach to improving care, research, valorization, and operations through data. Dr. Azam Nurmohamed, internist-nephrologist, CMIO, and chair of the Data-Driven Working program, will guide participants during this Vision Dinner through the transition to data- and AI-driven operations, including the associated challenges and practical examples. He will address topics such as change management, (re)skilling (reverse mentoring), adoption, data governance, and data quality, and will invite participants to engage in a shared discussion to exchange experiences and insights. You are warmly invited to join this conversation!
