The Last Mile of Healthcare AI: Why Your LLM Is Only as Good as the Humans Curating Its Output

Healthcare AI doesn’t change patient outcomes by itself — it changes outcomes when clinicians trust it and act on it. That “”last mile”” depends on medical education content that is accurate, evidence-based, and pedagogically sound. As LLMs generate increasingly fluent clinical text, the governance question shifts from can AI produce this content? to who is accountable when it does?

Drawing on real-world experience deploying AI in continuing medical education — an industry training over one million clinicians annually — this session introduces the ART framework (Accountability, Rigor, Taste) for governing human-AI collaboration in medical content creation. Attendees will learn how to structure AI-assisted workflows that maintain scientific rigor, define accountability chains when AI contributes to educational materials, and identify failure modes before they reach clinicians.

About the speaker

Núria Negrão

Medical Writer | AI Adoption Strategist
at Nuria Negrao LLC

Núria is a medical writer specializing in continuing medical education and an AI consultant known as the “AI Whisperer” for medical writers. She’s been teaching medical writers how to use AI effectively and ethically since 2023, developing practical frameworks—including the TRUST method for risk assessment and SAFE method for implementation—that help writers integrate AI without compromising accuracy or professional judgment. With a PhD in cellular biology and over 20 years in science communication, Núria brings both scientific rigor and real-world practicality to the conversation. She’s passionate about helping writers use AI as a strategic tool, not a shortcut.