CFIR-guided · Equity-focused · Participatory
Submissions open!Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers transformative potential for biomedical informatics, improving diagnostics, personalizing treatment, and accelerating research. Yet real-world deployment faces challenges such as algorithmic bias, data interoperability, ethical concerns, and scalability constraints; risks that may widen health disparities if unaddressed. This three‑hour participatory workshop uses the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) to surface practical strategies from both high‑resource and LMIC contexts, culminating in a co-created, generalizable framework for equitable AI implementation.
Participatory format: Attendees actively contribute to breakout discussions and the synthesis of a practical implementation framework.
Short, insight‑dense talks (10 minutes each) from experts mapping real deployments to CFIR domains: intervention, outer/inner settings, individuals, and process. Talks highlight what worked, what failed, and the evidence behind each approach.
Each panel presentation will last approximately 10 minutes.
Guided walk‑through of accepted posters featuring implementation studies and case reports from HIC and LMIC contexts. Authors get rapid feedback; attendees collect concrete tactics and contacts for future collaboration.
Participants join small groups, each focused on a CFIR domain. Moderators guide structured discussion to identify barriers, facilitators, and actionable strategies for AI deployment across settings (HIC & LMIC). Groups capture concise bullets for plenary.
All groups reconvene to share findings. We compare strategies across domains and co‑create a generalizable framework for equitable AI deployment. The synthesis will be shared publicly.
We invite poster submissions aligned with the themes of this workshop: real‑world challenges and solutions for AI deployment in biomedical informatics.
October 20, 2025
October 27, 2025
November 15, 2025
Deadlines are designed to allow at least two weeks for printing after notification.
Selected posters will be showcased in our interactive poster walk. The organizing team is coordinating special invitations for accepted posters to submit to PLOS Digital Health and Frontiers in Digital Health special topics.
Panel: Intervention Characteristics (bias mitigation, adaptability, evidence strength)
Panel: Outer Setting (regulation, market dynamics, equity)
Panel: Inner Setting (infrastructure readiness, leadership, workflows)
Panel: Individuals (skills, beliefs, training, collaboration)
Panel: Process (planning, execution, monitoring, scale‑up)
Room M101 · Atlanta Marriott Marquis, Atlanta, GA
Exact room confirmed: Room M101. Check the AMIA Annual Symposium program for any updates.
Questions or want to present a poster about your global AI initiative? Reach us at mahony.reategui@utah.edu.