AI: Artificial intelligence and neurorehabilitation – INSTRUMENTS, RISKS and OPPORTUNITY: IA in the CLINICAL QUOTIDIANA PRATIC (DIP11/26)

Scientific rationale

The course aims to offer a scientifically updated and clinically oriented overview
artificial intelligence applications in neurorehabilitation, alternating theoretical contributions, practical experiences and
concrete tools, with an interdisciplinary cut involving medical, engineering and skills
psychological.

The course will deepen the application and technological aspects, with a focus on specific tools already available or
in the implementation phase, concrete opportunities for everyday clinical practice, and a critical analysis of
risk (en algorithmicbias, ethical issues and clinical responsibility, management and security of sensitive data)
necessary for conscious and safe use of these technologies.