LLMs in Healthcare 101

Break down the basics of Large Language Models (LLMs) and how they fit into healthcare. We'll dive into core concepts, explore how LLMs are reshaping the healthcare landscape, and guide you through first principles of building and scaling LLM-driven prototypes.
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$150 off
per seat for groups of 3 +
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$300 off
per seat for groups of 2 +
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$300 off
per seat for groups of 2+
Ask us about group discounts and bundles!
$200 off
per seat for groups of 2 +
Ask us about group discounts and bundles!
$200 off
per seat for groups of 2 +
Ask us about group discounts and bundles!
$300 off
per seat for groups of 2 +
Ask us about group discounts and bundles!

Covering all the bases

Every day, we’ll tackle a few different concepts related to deploying LLMs in your organization. We’ll make these concepts more concrete through diagrams, case studies, and practical homework assignments. You’ll be able to use the Slack group to talk through challenges you’re finding, post inspirations you’re seeing in the space, and ask questions.
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Things You'll Get From This Course

Breakdowns

We’ll go through LLM capabilities, risks, responsible use, and experimenting and developing products that use LLMs.
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Case Studies

We’ll take healthcare applications and work backwards to the core LLM functionality that drives these features.
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Hands-on exercises

Assignments and discussions will help solidify class material and help you develop intuition building with emergent technology.
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Community

Access interviews with experts and engage with a Slack group with other students to get other perspectives.
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Meet Your Instructor, Payal Patnaik

Payal Patnaik is a healthcare data product leader, working at the intersection of healthcare delivery transformation, emergent tech, and product for the past 12+ years. She moonlights as a singer-songwriter and you might spot her lugging around her GS mini guitar in the Camerville, Massachusetts area.

Most recently, she led AI/Machine Learning product management at One Medical. Her team launched 6 LLM services and products within Amazon Health Services at One Medical within its first year. She internally trained product managers and designers on designing, experimenting, and building LLM services and products. Previously, she led the data product organization at Iora Health and the value-based care data product organization at One Medical.

She’s worked at athenahealth, Devoted Health, and served as a Medicaid policy consultant on value-based care delivery transformation through data science, policy, and products focused on patient and provider engagement. She believes that building a community of learning behind healthcare innovation is the fastest, most effective way to change the status quo of delivering healthcare.

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Next Cohort Starts
12/9 - 12/18

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Course Syllabus & Schedule

Module 1

Day 1

Introduction and discovering healthcare problems

(12/9, 12-1:30pm EST)

We start by building a foundation on language models and Machine Learning, walk through ways to spot different healthcare opportunities, and experiment with LLM capabilities interactively as a class.

Module 2

Day 2

Designing for Safety

(12/11, 12-1:30pm EST)

We’ll cover LLM risks and evaluations, designs that de-risk LLM applications, and frameworks to decrease risks. We’ll cover compliance considerations. We’ll follow a case study from start to finish, integrating responsible use ideas.

Module 3

Day 3

Experimenting with LLMs

(12/16, 12-1:30pm EST)

We’ll work backwards from healthcare opportunities and chat about ways to map the technical landscape to make industry-informed decisions. We’ll break down open source and state-of-the-art models, and cover healthcare LLMs. We’ll map healthcare problems to the model solution space, from traditional Machine Learning to LLMs.

Module 4

Day 4

Interactive Decision Workshop

(12/18, 12-1:30pm EST)

We’ll cover practical design patterns and roadmaps of real-world products that use LLMs. We’ll then interactively walk through a real-world product case that alleviates administrative burdens in healthcare, from experimentation -> minimum testable feature -> full-scale rollout.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is this course for?

Anyone looking to understand why LLMs are important and develop working intuition of LLMs. Past attendees include:

  • Product managers, data scientists, and engineers at healthcare companies looking to get a deeper product lens on using LLMs
  • Several Head of Engineering/CTO/senior engineering management at early to middle stage health tech startups
  • Former product, analytics, and engineering senior leaders at healthcare companies who want to bring an LLM perspective to their next gig

How much is it?

The current price for the course is $1500. For corporate bulk discounts, email us at payal@outofpocket.health.

Do I have to be at every session? How long are they?

Each session is 1.5 hours, and the course consists of 4 sessions. Recordings will be available the night after the session, but you’ll get a lot more from engaging live and asking questions.

Will I be a LLM expert after finishing this course?

No. This course is meant to give you foundations to help you build intuition on LLM opportunities. We’ll practically ground this material in what it takes to scale a prototype into a product. We’ll introduce some technical concepts and nuances to look out for, but won’t deep dive into engineering development with LLMs. After this class, you should walk away with a first principles perspective of building with emerging tech, with probabilistic systems. This includes some guidelines on building safe, responsible products - from decreasing the risk of LLM hallucinations to designing systems that prioritize patient safety and emphasize human-centered care.

Is there a lot of work?

We believe that you will get out what you put in. You could just watch the lectures and learn something, and use the slides from class as reference guides after the class. However, synchronously engaging with the Slack community, resources, and homework as they are available will help you grasp concepts better in class.

I have another question not answered here

Email us at payal@outofpocket.health and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.

Register For This CourseGet on the Waitlist
Next Cohort Starts
12/9 - 12/18