The Future Ready SLP: Integrating AI Into Clinical Practice and Research

Join us for an exciting and interactive hybrid workshop designed for clinicians, researchers, and professionals interested in the rapidly evolving intersection of artificial intelligence and speech language pathology.

The Future Ready SLP: Integrating AI Into Clinical Practice and Research brings together experts in clinical practice, communication sciences, and AI development to explore how emerging technologies are shaping the future of the field. This session will create a collaborative space to discuss what AI can (and cannot) do, how it is being developed for clinical applications, and how SLPs can prepare to use these tools responsibly and effectively.

Participants will gain:

• Insight into how researchers are developing AI driven clinical resources
• Practical perspectives on how clinicians integrate AI into assessment, intervention, and workflow
• Strategies for becoming a confident, future ready SLP who uses AI in ways that make sense, support ethics, and enhance care

Certificates of attendance will be available free of charge upon completion of the workshop for participants who request one.

Speakers(Listed in alphabetical order by first name.):

SLP(C), Ph.D.(she/her)

Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream, Department of SLP, University of Toronto

Artificial intelligence in speech-language pathology: New tools, Old challenges

Ph.D.

Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Toronto

Research Chair in Artificial Intelligence for Health Outcomes

Introduction to AI and dysphagia

Senior Manager

Teaching, Learning & Technology, Centre for Teaching Support & Innovation

Building AI Literacy in Clinical Practice: Tools for Critical Evaluation and Reflection

Whether you join us in person or online via Zoom, we welcome you to be part of this forward thinking conversation about the future of clinical practice!

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Host or Publisher University of Toronto – Speech-Language Pathology