In Partnership With: H1
In the age of AI, Medical Affairs teams are...
10:00, Friday, 13 Nov 2026
Speakers: Kirk Shepard & Gary Lyons
Moderator: Girish Pashilkar
New industry research reveals a striking gap: 86% of Medical Affairs professionals believe AI will improve their function’s efficiency in the next two to three years, but only 20% describe their organization as leading edge. This gap between belief and action is structural: most teams are using AI as chatbots opened on demand for individual tasks, while the more comprehensive workflows that define Medical Affairs operations remain largely untouched.
Drawing on industry research, roundtable discussions, and recent conversations with Medical Affairs leaders, this session explores the specific hurdles slowing AI adoption and what workflow-integrated AI requires to move from operational tasks toward higher-stakes Medical Affairs work.
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