Speaking
Informatics, education, and the practical side of AI.
Conference activity, educational programmes and workshops focused on informatics, data and digital technology in emergency medicine, moving from discussion of emerging technology towards practical exploration of how clinicians can use and evaluate it.
Selected International Presentations and AI / Informatics Activities
ICEM · 2021–2026
Informatics content has been contributed to the International Conference on Emergency Medicine (ICEM) every year from 2021 to 2026, with informatics sessions presented at the Educational Marketplace at each of the last four conferences, a practical forum for clinicians to discuss digital systems, data, technology and their application to emergency care.
- 2021
ICEM 2021 - Dubai (Virtual)
IT Applications to Improve EM Care
Presentation on the application of health informatics and digital technologies in Emergency Medicine, including electronic medical records, communications, tracking systems, patient-facing applications, team management systems, business intelligence and dashboards.
- 2022
ICEM 2022 - Melbourne, Australia
What is Computational Thinking and How Can It Help Me?
Presentation on the use of computational thinking to solve clinical and operational problems in Emergency Medicine, including patient-facing and non-patient-facing applications.
- 2023
ICEM 2023 - Amsterdam, Netherlands
Use of a Discrete Event Simulator to Model Emergency Medicine Flows
Educational Marketplace presentation demonstrating the use of discrete event simulation to model patient flow and operational processes in Emergency Medicine.
- 2024
ICEM 2024 - Taipei, Taiwan
Virtual Emergency Care
Educational Marketplace presentation exploring the application of virtual models of care in Emergency Medicine.
- 2024
EACEM / TATKON 2024 - Antalya, Türkiye
Use of AI to Improve Compliance with Guidelines in EM: Prototype Model and Results
Presentation of an Emergency Medicine Guideline GPT developed to retrieve and synthesise information from curated clinical guidelines. This represents an important stage in the development and practical evaluation of a prototype AI model for guideline-related clinical questions.
- 2025
ICEM 2025 - Montréal, Canada
Race the AI
Educational Marketplace interactive session in which participants were invited to “race” against the prototype AI model in retrieving answers to guideline-related clinical questions. This built on the prototype previously presented in Türkiye.
- 2025
ICEM 2025 - Montréal, Canada
Use of AI to Improve Compliance with Guidelines
Plenary presentation on the development and use of the prototype AI model to support retrieval and application of guideline-based information in Emergency Medicine.
- 2026
RCEM AI-Rx: Essential AI for Clinicians - 2026
Faculty / Speaker
Faculty member for the Royal College of Emergency Medicine’s AI-focused clinician education programme, addressing the practical application of artificial intelligence in clinical practice. Individual presentation title: AI in Research.
- 2026
ICEM 2026 - Hamburg, Germany
Practical Use of AI: Results of an Organisational Copilot Pilot
Presentation reporting practical experience from the implementation and evaluation of an organisational AI copilot.
- 2026
ICEM 2026 - Hamburg, Germany
AI in Emergency Medicine - Practical Tools
Workshop faculty member for a practical session on the use of AI tools in Emergency Medicine. Presenting AI in research and AI for Evidence at the bedside.
- 2026
ICEM 2026 - Hamburg, Germany
Digital Careers
Contributor to a session exploring digital, informatics and technology-related career pathways in Emergency Medicine.
- 2021
ICEM 2026 - Hamburg, Germany
ICEM Hackathon: Improving Quality of Emergency Care
Head Juror for the first onsite ICEM Hackathon, assessing teams developing practical solutions to improve the quality of emergency care.
At ICEM 2026 in Hamburg, the programme included an AI workshop and a hackathon, moving beyond discussion of emerging technology towards practical exploration of how clinicians can use and evaluate AI in emergency medicine.
Programmes & Workshops
Study day
AI-Rx: Essential AI for Clinicians
Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM)
Contributed to the development and delivery of a programme designed to give clinicians practical skills in the use of generative AI, including clinical documentation, workflow optimisation, research, education, governance and digital productivity. The study day attracted an international audience and received strong participant feedback, generating interest in further workshops, conference sessions and educational programmes.
Ongoing programme
IFEM webinars, workshops and international guidance
International Federation for Emergency Medicine
Contributing to AI and informatics education through IFEM, including webinars, workshops and the development of international guidance. Subject matter has evolved with the technology, from electronic health records, usability, datasets and analytics to the practical and governance challenges of artificial intelligence.
Various
Conference presentations, virtual learning events and hackathons
International
Helping clinicians explore practical applications of AI, including support for evidence-based medicine, clinical guideline use, administrative work, education and more efficient clinical workflows.