Description: This session will introduce foundational concepts of artificial intelligence and explore its emerging role in precepting. We will review practical applications of AI in clinical education and key limitations. Lastly, we will discuss AI integration within Advocate and residency training, with a focus on academic integrity, learner accountability, and HIPAA compliance.

Watch recording until 10/24/26 for live CE credit. Text code for claiming attendance is shared during presentation recording. If you attended the live activity on 08/25/26, you cannot claim credit again.

Link to recording:  Live- Friend, For or Co-Preceptor 8.25.26.mp4

Ming Yang, PharmD, BCCP- Clinical Pharmacist Specialist, Population Health Virtual Outreach

Laura Beres, PharmD, BCACP- Pharmacy Transitions of Care Program Coordinator, Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center 

Objectives: ​​ 

1. Distinguish appropriate use cases and limitations of AI tools (accuracy/bias)
2. Describe tactics to determine AI was used to generate learning materials
3. Explain legal and ethical implications of using AI in patient care and precepting
4. Identify how Advocate Health has integrated AI into patient care systems

Target Audience:​ Advocate Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians

Disclosure:​ The planner Alex Wolff was an advisory board member for Bristol Myers Squibb. The relationship ended 9/25/25. She was also an advisory board member for Syndax Pharmaceuticals. The relationship ended 4/9/25. She was also an advisory board member for Incyte Pharmaceuticals.  The relationship ended 3/25/26.  The other planner(s) and speaker(s) have indicated that there are no relevant financial relationships with any ineligible companies to disclose. All of the relevant financial relationships listed for Alex Wolff have been mitigated. 

Materials:  Single Activity Flyer-Yang Beres.pdf

AI in Precepting- Audience Slides.pdf

Pharmacist UAN: JA0006327-0000-26-014-L04-P
Pharmacy Technician UAN: JA0006327-0000-26-014-L04-T