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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Foundations of Agentic AI for Healthcare
- Differentiating agentic systems from tool-only LLM applications
- Defining autonomy limits, policies, and human oversight frameworks
- Navigating the healthcare data landscape and associated constraints (EHR, FHIR, PHI)
Designing Agent Workflows
- Planning, memory management, tool utilization, and reflection cycles
- Prompt engineering, function/tool integration, and action selection logic
- State management techniques and orchestration patterns
Retrieval-Augmented Agents
- Ingestion and chunking strategies for medical documents
- Utilizing embeddings, vector stores, and assessing relevance
- Strategies for grounding responses and effective citation
Healthcare Integrations and Interoperability
- Fundamentals of FHIR/SMART for agent connectivity
- Managing structured and unstructured clinical data streams
- Implementing eventing, APIs, and comprehensive audit trails
Safety, Risk, and Governance
- Establishing guardrails, conducting red-teaming, and fail-safe design
- PHI management, de-identification techniques, and access control protocols
- Human-in-the-loop review processes and escalation pathways
Evaluation and Monitoring
- Conducting offline evaluations, defining golden sets, and establishing KPIs
- Detecting hallucinations and performing factuality verification
- Ensuring observability, logging, and managing cost/latency metrics
Deployment Patterns and Hands-on Lab
- Comparing API-based versus on-premise model deployment choices
- Constructing a retrieval-augmented agent using LangChain, FastAPI, and ChromaDB
- Simulating incident response protocols and rollback procedures
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Fundamental proficiency in Python programming
- Prior experience with data analysis or machine learning workflows
- Familiarity with healthcare data standards such as EHR and FHIR
Target Audience
- Healthcare data scientists and ML engineers
- Teams involved in clinical informatics and digital health product development
- IT leaders and innovation managers within the healthcare sector
