Put AI in Its Place: A Practitioner’s Guide to Using AI in Functional Healthcare
Put AI in Its Place: A Practitioner’s Guide to Using AI in Functional Healthcare
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Leverage AI for better business, lead the clinical conversation for better client outcomes and make YOU irreplaceable
Learn real ways to stay relevant and irreplaceable in the age of AI
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Your clients can get a clear explanation of almost anything from ChatGPT at 11pm. Some of them already have, and they're bringing what they found into their sessions with you.
In this new AI-dominated world, it's fair to ask: what are they still coming to you for?
Margaret Floyd Barry, answers that question and gives you practical strategies to decide where AI belongs in your practice, where it doesn't, and how to stay relevant in a world saturated with AI and direct-to-consumer AI-driven health apps.
In this new AI-dominated world, it's fair to ask: what are they still coming to you for?
Margaret Floyd Barry, answers that question and gives you practical strategies to decide where AI belongs in your practice, where it doesn't, and how to stay relevant in a world saturated with AI and direct-to-consumer AI-driven health apps.
Put AI in Its Place: A Practitioner’s Guide to Using AI in Functional Healthcare
Put AI in Its Place: A Practitioner’s Guide to Using AI in Functional Healthcare
Leverage AI for better business, lead the clinical conversation for better
client outcomes and make YOU irreplaceable
client outcomes and make YOU irreplaceable
Learn real ways to stay relevant and irreplaceable in the age of AI
GET THE RECORDING
Your clients can get a clear explanation of almost anything from ChatGPT at 11pm. Some of them already have, and they're bringing what they found into their sessions with you. In this new AI-dominated world, it's fair to ask: what are they still coming to you for?
Margaret Floyd Barry, answers that question and gives you practical strategies to decide where AI belongs in your practice, where it doesn't, and how to stay relevant in a world saturated with AI and direct-to-consumer AI-driven health apps.
Margaret Floyd Barry, answers that question and gives you practical strategies to decide where AI belongs in your practice, where it doesn't, and how to stay relevant in a world saturated with AI and direct-to-consumer AI-driven health apps.
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What you'll learn and can apply immediately
- A four-question framework for deciding which parts of your work to hand to AI and which to keep in your own hands
- How and why it’s so important to emphasize the human parts of your practice
- How to stay relevant as a practitioner in a world dominated by direct-to-consumer health apps
Who this talk is for
This talk is for practitioners who work directly with clients, wonder how AI fits into that work, and most importantly, want to stay relevant and irreplaceable in a time when our clients are turning to AI for their health answers.
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Your Instructor: IRH Executive Director, Margaret Floyd Barry
Margaret Floyd Barry, FNTP, MRHP, CGP, is the Executive Director of the Institute of Restorative Health. Since 2014, more than 1,400 practitioners in 25+ countries have trained in the IRH methodology. She's also spent the past year testing AI inside IRH and has coached many health practitioners on how to know when AI plays a role in their practice and how to differentiate themselves as practitioners from it.
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