Episode #121. How New Healthcare Players are Changing the Risk Landscape, with Sam Khan, board advisor for HoundDog.ai,
The key takeaway from this Risk Never Sleeps podcast episode is the growing importance of AI governance and how it uniquely differs from other governance structures.
In this episode, Sam Khan discusses the evolving legal landscape surrounding AI in healthcare and the need for organizations to develop comprehensive risk assessments that include AI-specific vulnerabilities. He also highlights the importance of building relationships between IT/security leaders and physicians to ensure cybersecurity efforts are aligned with patient care needs. Finally, Sam advises young professionals entering the field to pursue certifications, network, and embrace a strategic approach to career development.
Tune in and learn how AI officers and oversight committees can provide specialized training and oversight to manage the risks associated with AI adoption!
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About Sam Khan:
Sam Khan is a health lawyer and board advisor at HoundDog.ai, where he leverages his expertise to help organizations navigate the complexities of healthcare law and technology. He brings a unique perspective to the intersection of law, healthcare, and AI, fueled by his family's background in medicine and his passion for innovation. With experience as Associate General Counsel & Privacy Officer at BayCare Clinic and Corporate Counsel for several startups like CovidCare and SHINE Technologies, Sam offers practical guidance on healthcare compliance, privacy, and cybersecurity. He previously worked at Dorsey & Whitney LLP, focusing on Health Transactions and Regulations. Sam is actively engaged in shaping the future of AI governance in healthcare, working with the ABA Health Law section and advising clients on compliance with evolving regulations like HIPAA's proposed AI security rule. Sam holds a JD from the University of Wisconsin Law School.
Things You’ll Learn:
- Healthcare organizations should conduct comprehensive risk assessments that include a detailed inventory of technology assets, especially those related to AI.
- Cybersecurity leaders need to build strong relationships with physicians and clinical leaders to understand their needs and workflows. Empathy for the roles of clinical staff helps IT professionals communicate effectively and build trust.
- AI, coupled with data privacy, represents a significant focus for legal professionals in the healthcare sector in the next 24 months.
- Resilience, along with IQ and EQ, is crucial for navigating the challenges and uncertainties of a career.
- Practical advice and solutions matter more than legal analysis to business stakeholders unless it can improve their business concerns.