Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Examines how non-technical healthcare staff are now building AI-powered tools, from intake forms to patient-facing software
- Addresses the build versus buy decision process for healthcare organizations adopting AI
- Covers HIPAA compliance governance challenges when AI-assisted development extends beyond engineering teams
- Designed for IT staff, operations personnel, compliance officers and clinicians working in healthcare
About the Webinar
AI + HIPAA: Healthcare’s New Builders is a panel discussion exploring how AI tools have shifted software development capabilities within healthcare organizations. The webinar, hosted by Paubox Demand Generation Manager Dawn Halpin, brings together healthcare professionals actively working with AI to discuss the practical realities of building technology in a regulated environment.
The central premise addresses a significant shift in healthcare technology: staff outside traditional engineering roles, including IT personnel, operations teams, compliance officers and clinicians, are now creating intake forms, system integrations, reporting tools and patient-facing software. This expanded development capacity raises new questions about governance, compliance and organizational readiness.
Key Topics
The panel will examine how AI adoption is progressing across different areas of healthcare, providing context for where these tools are being deployed and by whom. Discussion will cover the build versus buy decision process, helping organizations evaluate when internal development makes sense compared to purchasing vendor solutions.
A significant portion of the session focuses on what organizations need to consider now that building capabilities extend beyond dedicated engineering teams. This includes compliance governance challenges and concerns specific to AI-assisted development in HIPAA-regulated environments.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is designed for healthcare professionals involved in technology decisions, compliance oversight or direct tool development. IT staff evaluating AI implementation, operations personnel building workflow solutions, compliance officers managing governance frameworks and clinicians creating or using AI-assisted tools will find relevant content. The session is particularly suited for those navigating the intersection of rapid AI capability growth and HIPAA regulatory requirements.