"Generative AI and Whole-Person Care: Balancing Innovation, Evidence, and Ethical Responsibility"

Presenter: Alex Sundin, DC
Original Date: July 15th, 2026

This presentation is designed specifically for complementary and integrative healthcare (CIH) providers who are navigating the rapidly evolving role of artificial intelligence in clinical practice. Participants will walk away with sharpened clinical instincts for spotting unreliable AI output, a clearer picture of where technology belongs, and does not belong, in their day-to-day practice, and a concrete written framework for protecting their patients, their data, and their professional integrity. Whether you are AI-curious, AI-skeptical, or already using these tools without a clear policy in place, this presentation aims to meet you where you are at and gives you what you need to move forward with confidence.

Bio:

Dr. Alexander R. Sundin is an Assistant Professor in the College of Chiropractic at Northwestern Health Sciences University, where he leads core curriculum courses in clinical reasoning, patient communication, rehab, and patient management. With an established focus on artificial intelligence in healthcare, Dr. Sundin bridges the gap between clinical practice, education, and research—leveraging AI to enhance evidence-informed care and transform how healthcare professionals are trained.

His recent work, "Educating The Algorithm: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Modify Contextual Factors in Research and Chiropractic Education," represents his broader commitment to integrating AI across healthcare research and educational innovation. Dr. Sundin holds a Doctor of Chiropractic from Northwestern Health Sciences University, completed a fellowship in Human Performance at NWHSU, and is currently a RAND REACH Scholar.

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