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The promise and risk of AI in psychiatry

27 Nov 2026 · Online

A one-day online conference from the Royal College of Psychiatrists on AI in mental healthcare, running 9am to 5pm in four sessions of talks, panels and a closing roundtable. It covers bias and fairness, large language models in clinical practice, evaluating AI for mental health and AI-related harms.

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What it costs.

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Standard (consultant)£119
Member£90
Why go

A single-day programme on AI in psychiatry covering bias, clinical use of large language models and how to evaluate AI tools, with up to 8 CPD points.

Who it’s for

Psychiatrists, mental health professionals, healthcare leaders, researchers and anyone seeking to understand the growing influence of AI on psychiatry and mental healthcare.

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Frequently asked

When is The promise and risk of AI in psychiatry?
The promise and risk of AI in psychiatry takes place 27 Nov 2026.
Where is The promise and risk of AI in psychiatry held?
The promise and risk of AI in psychiatry can be attended online.
Who is The promise and risk of AI in psychiatry for?
Psychiatrists, mental health professionals, healthcare leaders, researchers and anyone seeking to understand the growing influence of AI on psychiatry and mental healthcare.
How much does The promise and risk of AI in psychiatry cost?
Standard (consultant): £119 · Member: £90.
Reviewed byDr Robert BaxterDr Robert Baxter· Junior Clinical Fellow, Acute Medical Unit· Updated 3 Nov 2026

National · 8 CPD credits · £90–£119

8 CPD credits · RCPsych-accredited

Attending counts as external CPD. Most college schemes ask for 50 credits a year and 250 over the five-year revalidation cycle.

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Checked against RCPsych’s pages · updated 3 Nov 2026