Bias, Ethics, and Accountability in Artificial Intelligence

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March 18 is the national Health Workforce Well-Being (HWWB) Day. The National Academy of Medicine (NAM) recognizes HWWB Day as an annual event to bring awareness to an improved health workforce well-being and patient care outcomes. AOTA is recognized as a Change Maker with the National Academy of Medicine.

The Health HWWB Day aims to recognize the importance of protecting health workers’ well-being to sustain our health system and ensure quality patient care. HWWB Day is also a day for action—learning from one another on the progress to advance the movement to support health worker well-being and expand evidence-informed solutions to make system-wide changes to improve health worker well-being and transform cultures.

Topic:
Trauma-responsive care and holistic wellness for clinicians

Speaker: 
Varleisha Lyons, PhD, OTD, OTR/L, ASDCS, FAOTA, FNAP
Vice President, DEIJAB Integration & Ethics

Dr. Varleisha Lyons brings a unique multidisciplinary approach to wellness and education, combining her expertise in occupational therapy with deep understanding of trauma-responsive care, neurosociology, cultural intelligence, and spiritual wellness. With years of experience in both clinical and educational settings, she has developed evidence-based resources and training programs that address the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. Her work focuses on creating inclusive, trauma-responsive environments where all individuals can thrive, whether in classrooms, workplaces, or community settings.

This event is open to members and nonmembers. 

Purpose:
This event is the first session in a three-part series on clinician well-being and is part of the new Belonging, Opportunities, Leadership Development (BOLD) initiative—AOTA’s integrated framework designed to expand and sustain equitable access, inclusive leadership, and professional visibility within occupational therapy.