Independent expertise
for healthcare AI.
Clinical questions. Legal considerations. Policy decisions. CTeL brings experts together to help healthcare organizations navigate the integration of artificial intelligence.
New technology.
Enduring principles.
The AI Blue Ribbon Collaborative is an independent expert resource for the clinical, legal and regulatory questions that arise as AI becomes part of healthcare.
Like the early days of telehealth, advances in AI bring both possibility and uncertainty. The collaborative brings different disciplines into the same conversation, keeping the principles that guide medicine at the center of that work.
“It is our obligation to ensure that diverse perspectives are represented and empowered.”
Christa Natoli
CTeL Executive Director
How the collaborative advances the conversation.
Education, partnerships and opportunities to examine innovation in practice.
Educational initiatives
Programs, webinars and publications that help healthcare professionals, policymakers and the public understand developments and best practices in digital health.
Strategic partnerships
Connections with healthcare and technology stakeholders, government and advocacy groups to support shared work on digital health policy.
Innovation showcases
Forums and showcases that put emerging technologies and clinical practices in front of the people shaping the future of healthcare.
Different disciplines.
A shared commitment to better care.
Clinical practice, science, technology, law and policy inform the collaborative’s work. Meet the experts bringing those perspectives to the table.
Fei Wang PhD
Professor of Population Health Sciences, Weill Cornell Medicine, Cornell University.
Haipeng Chen PhD
Assistant Professor of Data Science, College of William & Mary.
Marcelo Matiello MD
Assistant Professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School.
Xiaotong Shen PhD
John Black Johnston Distinguished Professor, University of Minnesota.
Charles N. W. Keckler JD, PhD, MA
Director, Doctor of Law and Policy Program, and Professor of the Practice.
Collaborative members
Neda Atanasoski
Associate Director of Education, Artificial Intelligence Interdisciplinary Institute at Maryland (AIM).
Awais Bajwa MCs
Founder and CEO, Ophthalytics Inc.
Noah Hammarlund MS, PhD
Assistant Professor, Department of Health Services Research, Management & Policy, University of Florida.
Karim H. Hanna MD
Department of Family Medicine, University of South Florida, Morsani College of Medicine, Tampa, Florida.
Petri Huhtinen PhD
Clinical Director, Optomed.
Darlene King MD
Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, UT Southwestern Medical Center.
Jessica M. Sin MD, PhD
Radiologist and Assistant Professor of Radiology, Geisel School of Medicine.
Andrew Taylor MD, MHS
Associate Professor of Biomedical Informatics and Data Science, Emergency Medicine, and Biostatistics at Yale.
Help shape the questions.
Contribute to the answers.
The collaborative invites expertise from across healthcare and beyond. Take part in conversations about AI integration and the policy developments affecting care in Washington, D.C. and across the country.
- Expert connections
Connect with CTeL’s network of digital health experts and learn from perspectives beyond your own discipline.
- Policy conversations
Contribute your experience to the discussion of clinical, legal and regulatory questions around healthcare AI.
- Research & convenings
Engage with CTeL’s digital health policy research and its flagship conferences in Washington, D.C.
AI Digital Health Tech Showcase
Explore the original media advisory for CTeL’s Capitol Hill showcase, designed to connect emerging health technologies with the clinical and policy questions they raise.
Join the conversation
on responsible healthcare AI.
Contact CTeL to learn more about the AI Blue Ribbon Collaborative and how to get involved.