Course Outline

Foundations of Agentic AI for Healthcare

  • Differentiating Between Agentic and Tool-Only LLM Applications
  • Establishing Autonomy Boundaries, Policies, and Human Oversight
  • Understanding the Healthcare Data Landscape and Constraints (EHR, FHIR, PHI)

Designing Agent Workflows for Government

  • Planning, Memory Management, Tool Use, and Reflection Loops
  • Prompt Engineering, Function Integration, and Action Selection
  • State Management and Orchestration Patterns

Retrieval-Augmented Agents for Government

  • Medical Document Ingestion and Chunking Techniques
  • Utilizing Embeddings, Vector Stores, and Relevance Evaluation
  • Grounding Responses and Implementing Citation Strategies

Healthcare Integrations and Interoperability for Government

  • FHIR/SMART Basics for Agent Connectivity
  • Working with Structured and Unstructured Clinical Data
  • Eventing, API Integration, and Audit Trail Management

Safety, Risk, and Governance for Government

  • Implementing Guardrails, Red-Teaming, and Fail-Safe Design
  • Handling Protected Health Information (PHI), De-identification, and Access Controls
  • Establishing Human-in-the-Loop Review and Escalation Paths

Evaluation and Monitoring for Government

  • Conducting Offline Evaluations, Defining Golden Sets, and Setting KPIs
  • Detecting Hallucinations and Ensuring Factuality
  • Enhancing Observability, Logging, and Managing Costs and Latency

Deployment Patterns and Hands-on Lab for Government

  • Choosing Between API-Based and On-Premises Model Deployments
  • Building a Retrieval-Augmented Agent with LangChain, FastAPI, and ChromaDB
  • Simulating Incident Response and Rollback Procedures

Summary and Next Steps for Government

Requirements

  • An understanding of fundamental Python programming for government applications.
  • Experience with data analysis or machine learning workflows.
  • Familiarity with healthcare data concepts, such as electronic health records (EHR) and Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR).

Audience

  • Healthcare data scientists and machine learning engineers for government projects.
  • Clinical informatics professionals and digital health product teams in the public sector.
  • IT leaders and innovation managers within healthcare organizations for government initiatives.
 14 Hours

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