
Through realistic clinical cases, clinicians practice a structured, repeatable process for recognizing what deserves closer attention, determining what may need verification, and deciding what should happen before acting.
As AI-generated summaries, alerts, recommendations, and decision-support information enter clinical workflows, clinicians still have to determine what that information means for the patient in front of them.
An accurate AI output does not automatically make it the right clinical action.
Organizations also need to prepare clinicians for the judgment required around what the technology produces.
RECOGNIZE THE JUDGMENT MOMENT
Recognize when an AI output—or an expected output that did not appear—deserves clinical attention.
PAUSE — IDENTIFY WHAT DESERVES ATTENTION
Use a deliberate moment of attention to recognize what warrants a closer look before AI-generated information becomes patient care.
JUDGE — EVALUATE WHAT MATTERS
Evaluate AI-generated information in the context of the patient and clinical situation, consider what is at stake, and determine what may need verification.
ACT — DETERMINE WHAT SHOULD HAPPEN NEXT
Use clinical judgment to determine the appropriate next step—including when the AI output fits and proceeding is reasonable.
Through realistic clinical cases, participants practice applying AI OUTPUT → PAUSE → JUDGE → ACT to situations they may encounter in AI-supported clinical workflows.
Designed for nurses, advanced practice providers, physicians, and other clinicians who encounter AI-generated clinical information or recommendations.
Built for healthcare organizations introducing, implementing, or expanding AI-supported clinical workflows.
Participants work through realistic clinical scenarios using guided decision practice and facilitated discussion—not passive AI instruction.
Before introducing a clinical AI tool. During implementation. As AI-supported clinical workflows expand.
Clinician readiness should be part of AI implementation—not something organizations address after AI-generated information is already influencing clinical decisions.
CLINICIANS ALREADY KNOW HOW TO THINK CLINICALLY.
NOW THEY NEED TO PRACTICE THAT JUDGMENT WITH AI.
✓ Pre-workshop planning call
✓ 90-minute live workshop
✓ Interactive clinical cases + guided decision practice
✓ Participant reference resource
✓ Certificates for eligible participants
✓ Brief post-workshop learning summary
The $2,500 founding organization rate is available for a limited number of initial organizational engagements.
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