Medical and Science
Understanding AI and ML and potential applications for Medical Affairs

Due to shifting healthcare provider (HCP) interaction paradigms, Medical Affairs teams are facing unprecedented demand for frictionless access to highly personalised, unbiased content and medical information. At the same time, Medical Affairs has the responsibility to ensure the accuracy of all medical communications, enhance customer interactions and improve efficiencies.
MAPS (Medical Affairs Professionals Society) developed the following webinar to help medical teams understand the following:
- Latest technologies; Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Natural Language Processing (NLP), and Natural Language Understanding (NLU).
- Potential of these technologies to increase efficiencies, enhance effectiveness and potentially reduce compliance risk.
MAPS is the premier non-profit global society of Medical Affairs professionals across a spectrum of fields, experience, and locales. With their non-profit status, MAPS is able to reinvest all revenue back into the society, which ensures their ability to create valuable programs and resources that support the Medical Affairs community.
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