Year III Work Group

> Jonathan Porter Wanderer MD (Chair)
Vanderbilt University
jon.wanderer@vanderbilt.edu

Study Charge:

To advance development and application of AI in Anesthesiology practice, education, and research by addressing each of the following:

Evaluate anesthesiology’s standing in development and application of AI at present and in the past, including areas of strengths, and magnitude and scope of efforts. Benchmark Anesthesiology against comparable medical specialties to better define relative scope of problem.
Describe barriers to development and application of AI in Anesthesiology.
Identify factors associated with specialties which are more advanced or successful in developing and implementing AI and methods they have used to overcome barriers.
Provide a consensus list of examples of high priority immediate and future applications of AI/ML in practice research, and education in Anesthesiology and indicate whether these address the population in an equitable fashion.
Create a series of strategic recommendations to advance the development and application of AI in all facets of Anesthesiology. Considerations of investment, training, advocacy, and implementation should as build on examples of medical specialties that have succeeded in these areas.

> Ira Hofer MD (Team Lead)
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Ira.Hofer@mountsinai.org

> Jesse Ehrenfeld MD, MPH
Medical College of Wisconsin
jehrenfeld@mcw.edu

> Emily Mackay DO, MSHP
University of Pennsylvania
mackay.ej@gmail.com

> Richard Epstein MD
University of Miami
repstein@med.miami.edu

> Patrick Tighe MD, MS (Team Lead)
University of Florida
ptighe@anest.ufl.edu

> Parisa Rashidi PhD
University of Florida
parisa.rashidi@bme.ufl.edu

> Hannah Lonsdale MD (Team Lead)
Johns Hopkins University
lonsdale@jhu.edu

> Daryl Kor MD
Mayo Clinic
kor.daryl@mayo.edu

> Julia Gálvez Delgado, MD, MBI
Boston Children’s Hospital
julia.galvezdelgado @childrens.harvard.edu

> Michael Burns MD, PhD
University of Michigan
mlburns@med.umich.edu

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