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Royal College of Psychiatrists
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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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| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| 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.
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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