AI Governance, Safety, and Compliance

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Presented on November 13, 2025

Ed Ricks, MHA, CHCIO, Managing Director, Digital Solutions
Garrett Gillespie, JD, CHIE, Chief Compliance Officer, Tufts Medicine
Brenton Hill, JD, MHA, Head of Operations and General Counsel, Coalition for Health AI (CHAI)
Christina Silcox, Ph.D., Research Director for Digital Health, Duke Margolis Institute for Health Policy
Larry Vernaglia, Partner, Chair, Industry Teams Department, and Co-chair Health Care & Life Sciences Sector, Foley & Lardner

With the One Big Beautiful Bill Act removing federal momentum on AI regulation, the responsibility for oversight now falls to states, health systems, industry coalitions, and accrediting bodies. In this timely session, this panel of experts at the 2025 Executive Health Care Conference discusses the latest hot topics as well as practical frameworks for AI governance and credentialing—empowering executives to reduce costs, drive efficiency, and enhance patient experience.

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