Technology, AI & Digital Ethics in Wellness Practice

A six-hour continuing-education course on administrative and consequential technologies, data life cycles, generative AI, hallucination and source verification, bias, accessibility, consent, automated recommendations, tele-services, records, cybersecurity, vendor dependence, outages, incidents, export, and deletion.

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What you will learn

Course outcomes

01
Classify digital tools and AI uses by purpose, sensitivity, autonomy, and consequence
02
Audit privacy, security, vendors, retention, training use, export, and deletion
03
Verify AI outputs and test bias, accessibility, evidence, and uncertainty
04
Apply transparent consent and accountable human review
05
Complete a Responsible Digital Practice and AI Governance Plan

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Assessment

Formal assessments require at least 80%. Critical safety, consent, scope, or integrity items may also be mandatory.

Materials and technology

A modern browser and internet access are required. Any additional materials, live requirements, access period, or fees must be disclosed in the enrollment agreement before payment.

Educational boundary

Completion does not grant licensure, government recognition, diagnosis or treatment authority, employment, earnings, or insurance reimbursement.

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