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Trustworthy Medical AI: Predictive Modelling, Imaging & Reliability Assessment

Build clinical prediction models, interpret medical images and evaluate AI with confidence.

★ 4.2 (27 ratings)15–17 Oct 20265:30 PM IST3 Days (60-90 minutes each day)Certificate
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About This Course

This three-day hands-on workshop introduces participants to the foundations and practical applications of
Artificial Intelligence in Medicine. The programme progresses from machine learning for healthcare data to
deep learning for medical imaging and finally to Generative AI, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
and responsible AI in healthcare.
Each 90-minute session is structured with approximately 30 minutes of focused conceptual learning
followed by 60 minutes of guided hands-on implementation. The theoretical component introduces only the
concepts required to understand and perform the corresponding practical activity.
Participants will work with healthcare datasets, medical images and publicly available medical documents
to build and evaluate AI workflows using Python and open-source tools. The workshop also emphasises
interpretation, limitations, reliability, human oversight and responsible use of AI in healthcare.

Aim

To equip researchers, academicians and industry professionals with practical skills to develop, interpret and critically evaluate AI models for clinical data and medical imaging.

Workshop Objectives

  • Introduce predictive, self-supervised and generative AI approaches in medicine.
  • Build reproducible clinical data preprocessing and modelling pipelines.
  • Compare and optimise predictive models using appropriate validation methods.
  • Explore pretrained deep-learning models for medical image interpretation.
  • Explain model predictions using SHAP and Grad-CAM.
  • Assess calibration, uncertainty and subgroup performance.
  • Introduce ethical considerations, governance and model-monitoring principles.
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Workshop Structure

Workshop Structure

📅 Day 1: Clinical AI Foundations & Predictive Modelling

Focus: Building reproducible machine-learning workflows for clinical data.

  • AI in Medicine; AI vs ML vs DL and healthcare data types.
  • Clinical problem formulation, supervised learning and classification workflows.
  • Training, validation, testing, overfitting and data leakage prevention.
  • Clinical outcome definition, predictor availability and dataset limitations.
  • Data exploration, missing-value handling, encoding and scaling.
  • Reproducible preprocessing using Pipeline and ColumnTransformer.
  • Stratified, patient-level, temporal and site-based validation.
  • Logistic Regression, XGBoost, cross-validation and model comparison.
  • Evaluation metrics: accuracy, precision, recall, sensitivity, specificity and confusion matrix.
  • Clinical decision support and responsible interpretation of predictions.

🛠️ Hands-on: Clinical Prediction Modelling

Prepare the UCI Cleveland Heart Disease dataset, build Logistic Regression and XGBoost pipelines, and compare models using training-only cross-validation. Reserve the test set for Day 3, generate cross-validated predictions, calculate performance metrics, identify important features and discuss clinical suitability and leakage risks.

🧰 Tools Covered: Google Colab, Python, pandas, scikit-learn, XGBoost, matplotlib.


📅 Day 2: Medical Imaging & Explainable Deep Learning

Focus: Applying pretrained deep-learning models to medical images and interpreting their predictions.

  • Medical imaging modalities, AI applications, classification, detection and segmentation.
  • CNNs, visual feature learning, transfer learning and pretrained models.
  • Self-supervised learning and foundation models in medical imaging.
  • Challenges: limited datasets, class imbalance, overfitting, data leakage and domain shift.
  • False positives, false negatives and explainability in medical diagnosis.
  • Grad-CAM heatmaps, pretrained chest X-ray models and pathology scores.
  • Limitations of visual explanations and AI-assisted versus autonomous diagnosis.

🛠️ Hands-on: Medical Image Prediction & Explainability

Explore PneumoniaMNIST through a guided classification workflow using a pretrained model. Compare predictions with actual labels and examine misclassifications. Use a separate suitable chest X-ray with TorchXRayVision to generate pathology scores and a Grad-CAM heatmap, interpreting results in light of domain shift and visualization limitations.

🧰 Tools Covered: Google Colab, Python, PyTorch, torchvision, MedMNIST, TorchXRayVision, pytorch-grad-cam.


📅 Day 3: Generative AI, Model Reliability, Bias Assessment & Governance

Focus: Building grounded healthcare AI applications and assessing model reliability, explainability and responsible deployment.

  • Healthcare applications of Generative AI and LLMs: documentation, literature, patient information, decision support and research.
  • Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), grounding and hallucination risks.
  • Probability calibration, validation-based thresholds and Brier score.
  • Held-out evaluation, ROC-AUC, precision–recall and performance uncertainty.
  • SHAP explanations, correlated features, and association versus causation.
  • Subgroup assessment, sample-size limitations and model fairness.
  • External validation, pre-market evaluation and post-market monitoring.
  • Transparency, human oversight, patient-data privacy, WHO/FDA guidance, ethics and responsible deployment.

🛠️ Hands-on: Healthcare RAG Assistant & Clinical AI Reliability Assessment

Build a mini healthcare RAG assistant using public medical documents, embeddings, a searchable vector knowledge base and grounded answer generation. Identify unsupported answers and potential hallucinations. Calibrate the Day 1 model using development data, evaluate the locked model on the reserved test set, generate SHAP explanations, assess subgroup performance using Fairlearn, and draft a clinical AI governance checklist.

🧰 Tools Covered: Google Colab, Python, open-source embedding/LLM components, scikit-learn, CalibratedClassifierCV, SHAP, Fairlearn, pandas, matplotlib.

Who Should Enrol?

  • Researchers and PhD scholars working in biomedical AI, clinical informatics, medical imaging or health data science.
  • Academicians and faculty members teaching or researching machine learning, biomedical engineering, medicine or healthcare analytics.
  • Industry professionals working in digital health, medical technology, healthcare analytics or AI product development.
  • Clinicians and clinical researchers with basic programming knowledge who want to understand and assess medical AI methods.
  • Postgraduate students with foundational machine-learning knowledge and an interest in healthcare applications.
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Important Dates

Registration Ends

October 15, 2026
IST 5:00 PM

Workshop Dates

October 15, 2026 – October 17, 2026
IST 5:30 PM

Workshop Outcomes

  • By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:
    • Define a clinical prediction task and recognise dataset limitations.
    • Prepare clinical data while preventing preprocessing leakage.
    • Build and compare Logistic Regression and XGBoost pipelines.
    • Apply cross-validation and limited-budget hyperparameter optimisation.
    • Generate and interpret pretrained chest X-ray model outputs.
    • Explain tabular and image predictions using SHAP and Grad-CAM.
    • Evaluate discrimination, calibration and decision-threshold trade-offs.
    • Examine subgroup and per-class performance without overstating bias conclusions.
    • Document findings, validation needs and governance considerations.
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Recording fee

Participants in India

₹2,499

Participants outside India

$50

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  • Study material
  • Certificate after completion
  • 1-year access

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Frequently asked questions

Will I get the recording?

Yes. Paid participants get the session recordings and study material in their NanoSchool dashboard (My registrations → Recorded Lectures / Study Material).

What if I miss a live session?

Watch the recording in your dashboard and send your questions to the mentor through the support desk.

Do I get a certificate?

Yes, an e-certificate of participation after the workshop, with a QR code anyone can verify and an "Add to LinkedIn" button.

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How can I pay?

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What is the refund policy?

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