Thursday, November 12, 2026
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM PST
Stanford Computational Medicine Research Colloquium: Responsible AI in Healthcare, From RWE to Agentic Systems
About this event
Stanford's Nigam Shah traces healthcare AI from real-world evidence through generative models to agentic systems working inside health records, and argues that workflow, evaluation and governance decide clinical value. Free, with lunch, at Tapao Hall in Palo Alto.
A Stanford Division of Computational Medicine colloquium, listed under the ARISE Network events calendar. Nigam H. Shah, professor of medicine and chief data scientist for Stanford Health Care, discusses how healthcare AI has moved from real-world evidence to predictive and generative models and now to agents acting in health records and payer portals.
He covers evaluation, governance, deployment and monitoring, drawing on projects such as Green Button, FURM, MedHELM, ChatEHR and HealthAdminBench.
In person in Tapao Hall, rooms B107 and B136, 3180 Porter Dr, Palo Alto, with a Zoom livestream also offered. Lunch is served during the talk and there is Q&A afterward. Free with Luma registration.
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Stanford School of Medicine division that hosts a public research colloquium on AI in medicine and science, listed under the ARISE Network.