The Women’s Mental Health Consortium Early Career Committee invites members to attend an upcoming informational presentation on the evolving role of AI technology in electronic health record (EHR) systems.
This session will explore:
- How AI is currently being integrated into EHR platforms for mental health clinicians
- Where AI tools may support documentation and administrative workflows
- Where human judgment, clinical oversight, and relational care remain essential
- Ethical considerations and limitations of automation in behavioral health
Presenters
Dawit Fasika and Hashem Abdou are healthcare-focused software engineers and the co-founders of Oasys Health, an AI-backed EHR platform built specifically for mental health care. Their work centers on designing clinical technology that reduces administrative burden while prioritizing data security, ethical implementation, and clinician-centered workflows. Drawing from their experience building healthcare software, they will discuss how AI is being applied in the EHR space, where it adds value, and where human decision-making remains critical.
Date: February 20, 2026
Time: 11:00am - 12:00pm
Format: Live virtual presentation
Location: Zoom
RSVP at the bottom of the event page by February 17th.
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We welcome members at all career stages who are interested in a thoughtful, balanced discussion of AI’s role in mental health practice.
*This event will not be recorded. Live virtual attendance is required.
For questions about this event please contact the Committee Chairs:
Samantha Rogowicz, Ph.D. and Mary Tate, LCSW
Women’s Mental Health Consortium
Early Career Committee
Disclosure: This webinar is hosted by the Women’s Mental Health Consortium Early Career Committee for informational purposes. WMHC has no financial relationship with, affiliation to, or endorsement of the presenters or the EHR platform discussed.
Disclaimer: Please note that Oasys Health is a business and may have commercial interests related to some of the topics and products discussed in this event.