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Gil Bashe

Helping healthcare innovation work for people

Human judgment, AI accountability and the patient and caregiver experience.

Gil Bashe
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At a glance.

Focus
Healthcare leadership, AI accountability and patient and caregiver experience
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Health system leaders, digital health teams, life sciences and clinical research organizations
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Keynotes, executive and leadership workshops, fireside conversations, panels and moderation. Keynotes: 30 to 40 minutes with Q&A; confirm Q&A allocation and other session lengths during planning.
Speaking topics

Six conversations for your event

Topics, audience takeaways and formats supplied by Gil. Final session scope is tailored to your event.

Digital Health Innovation Isn’t the Problem. It’s Friction

Gil’s established keynote examines fragmented data, disconnected workflows, clinician burden and organizational barriers.

  • Identify friction before adding technology.
  • Design innovation around its users.
  • Measure whether care becomes easier to deliver and navigate.

Formats: full keynote, executive workshop or panel.

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Human First: Why People Matter in the Age of AI

Explore AI that strengthens human expertise while preserving judgment, empathy and accountability, including the human circumstances that health data may miss.

  • Begin with the human problem.
  • Augment human capability.
  • Measure progress through better health and more humane care.

Formats: full keynote, fireside conversation or panel.

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From Algorithm to Accountability: Leading AI Safely in Health Care

A leadership perspective on evidence, validation, bias, patient safety and ongoing oversight, informed in part by Gil's DTRA experience.

  • Validation continues after deployment.
  • Performance in real settings matters.
  • People and institutions retain accountability.

Formats: executive keynote, leadership workshop or panel.

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AI, Clinical Trials and the Patient We Are Trying to Reach

The patient and leadership implications of AI in trial design, evidence generation, patient identification and participation.

  • Reduce barriers to research.
  • Recognize how data quality and representativeness shape evidence.
  • Keep patients central to trial innovation.

Formats: keynote, fireside conversation or panel, particularly alongside scientific and clinical trial experts and patient advocates.

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The Caregiver Is Part of the Care Team

Explore how families navigate fragmented care and how technology can support the people caring for someone they love.

  • Recognize caregivers as participants in care.
  • Reduce family burden through thoughtful technology.
  • Keep the person and family visible behind the data.

Formats: full keynote, fireside conversation or panel.

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From AI Promise to Health Impact: Who Pays, Who Benefits and What Actually Works?

A leadership discussion of reimbursement, affordability, access and the economics of health innovation, informed by Gil's CMS Part D Working Group experience.

  • Consider the full implementation cost.
  • Define meaningful outcomes first.
  • Align clinical value, patient experience and economic reality.

Formats: full keynote, executive workshop or panel.

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About Gil

Healthcare leadership, AI accountability and patient and caregiver experience

Gil Bashe brings four decades of healthcare experience to conversations about AI, leadership and the human experience. His background spans health communications, public policy, executive leadership, journalism and patient advocacy. He examines what happens when innovation reaches patients, caregivers, clinicians, researchers and health organizations, and how leaders can reduce the friction that makes care difficult to deliver and navigate.

His sessions address human judgment, accountability, clinical research participation, caregiver inclusion and the relationship between health outcomes and economic reality. He approaches these subjects from leadership, implementation and patient perspectives.

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