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John Snow Labs to Spotlight Regulatory-Grade Healthcare AI and Governance at the 2026 Applied Healthcare AI Summit

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*/-The sixth annual event will feature 30+ sessions on real, responsible healthcare applications of generative and agentic AI

John Snow Labs, a healthcare AI company, today announced the keynote lineup for its annual Applied Healthcare AI Summit, a free, two-day virtual conference taking place April 14-15. Now in its sixth year, the summit is the world’s largest gathering of the applied artificial intelligence (AI), Generative AI, and Natural Language Processing (NLP) community in healthcare and life sciences.

With more than 30 technical sessions and keynotes, the 2026 program will explore how regulatory-grade healthcare generative AI, agentic AI, and continuous governance are being implemented in real-world clinical and enterprise environments. Attendees will gain practical insights into deploying healthcare-specific large language models (LLMs), evaluating model performance, ensuring privacy and compliance, and scaling AI responsibly.

Several keynote sessions highlight the emergence of regulatory-grade capabilities including:

  • Solving the Grand Challenges of Healthcare AI: The Trust Stack for the Regulatory-Grade Era
  • MedHELM and the Next Phase of Open Medical AI Evaluation
  • Unlocking Multimodal Data for Secondary Use: How Baptist Health Powers Discovery with Patient Journey Intelligence
  • Proving Regulatory-Grade Accuracy and Provenance in Automated Cancer Registries
  • Engineering Trust: A Governance Framework for Science Communication AI
  • Proving Regulatory-Grade Accuracy in AI-Driven HCC Coding
  • The Unified Foundation for Secondary Use: Building Autonomous Agentic Workflows with the Patient Journey Intelligence Platform
  • AI-Augmented Diagnostics: Where Are We Actually Saving Lives?

“With healthcare organizations moving rapidly from experimentation to full-scale AI deployment, the need for practical guidance and proven governance frameworks has never been more apparent,” said David Talby, CEO, John Snow Labs. “This year’s event will showcase how healthcare leaders are successfully implementing domain-specific LLMs, agentic systems, and governance frameworks that are approaching human-grade accuracy to drive measurable value while maintaining safety, trust, and compliance.”

John Snow Labs has made significant progress in these focus areas with new solutions designed to fully automate oncology patient registries, dramatically improving accuracy, scalability, and usability for clinical teams, as well as the launch of its Patient Journeys Intelligence Platform, the first secondary-use data platform designed specifically to meet the requirements of the FDA’s newly finalized guidance on the use of real-world evidence to support regulatory decision-making for medical devices. Both capabilities will be presented at the event.

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Gina Devine, Head of PR, John Snow Labs. Gina is a public relations strategist with over a decade experience working with enterprise technology and healthcare organizations. Having held roles at agencies, in-house, and as a freelance consultant, she has worked with more than 30 clients, helping to develop and execute communications and media plans that align with strategic business goals. She studied communications and political science at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and has a master's degree in public relations from Boston University. For media inquiries: gina@johnsnowlabs.com

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