As artificial intelligence becomes more autonomous, the conversation is shifting from automation to agency. What happens when AI systems don’t just follow instructions—but make decisions, adapt, and act independently? This session explores the emerging concept of agentic AI and its implications for pharmacy practice, clinical decision-making, and healthcare leadership. We’ll unpack the opportunities and risks of working alongside intelligent agents, and consider how to maintain human oversight, ethical integrity, and professional accountability in this new frontier.
This presentation will address the following learning objectives:
Associate Professor Daniel Capurro Associate Professor in Digital Health - School of Computing and Information Systems, University of Melbourne; Professor of Clinical Informatics - Peter MacCallum Cancer Research Centre; General Medicine Consultant Specialist - Royal Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne Vic
Adam Livori FANZCAP (Research, Cardiol.), Research Officer (Post-doc), Diabetes Epidemiology, Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute Lead cardiology pharmacist, Grampians Health, Melbourne, Vic