WASHINGTON - TelAve -- The Center for Telehealth and e-Health Law (CTeL) is thrilled to announce that Dr. Andrew Taylor, MD,MHS, Director of Artificial Intelligence for the Department of Emergency Medicine at Yale School of Medicine, has been named the recipient of the 2025 CTeL tr-AI-lblazer Award. This prestigious honor recognizes his transformative contributions to artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in healthcare, particularly in emergency medicine and ethical AI governance. Starting March 1, Dr. Taylor will transition to UVA School of Medicine as the Vice Chair of Research and Innovation and Professor of Emergency Medicine.

Dr. Taylor's pioneering research leverages AI to enhance clinical decision support, streamline emergency care workflows, and reduce systemic health disparities. His innovative applications of large language models (LLMs), predictive analytics, and machine learning have led to groundbreaking advancements, including real-time sepsis detection, opioid use disorder surveillance, and AI-assisted dementia recognition in emergency settings. His work not only improves patient outcomes but also ensures AI tools are equitable, transparent, and rooted in ethical implementation.

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"Dr. Andrew Taylor exemplifies the innovative and ethical leadership that defines the future of AI in healthcare," said Christa Natoli, Executive Director of CTeL. "His groundbreaking work at Yale, where he seamlessly integrates artificial intelligence with emergency medicine and biomedical informatics, has led to transformative advancements in patient diagnosis, treatment, and management. His ability to bridge clinical expertise with cutting-edge AI solutions, all while mentoring the next generation of healthcare innovators, makes him a true trailblazer. We are honored to recognize Dr. Taylor as the recipient of this year's AI Trailblazer Award for his unparalleled contributions to the field."

Dr. Taylor will be honored at CTeL's Inaugural AI-Healthcare Integration Showcase on Capitol Hill on March 12, 2025, where he will be recognized among key policymakers, healthcare leaders, and AI innovators. As part of the award, he will also receive a complimentary year of CTeL membership, granting him access to exclusive policy research, market insights, networking opportunities, and summits. Additionally, Dr. Taylor will deliver a keynote address at an upcoming CTeL Digital Health Summit, sharing his expertise on AI's evolving role in healthcare.

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Media representatives are invited to attend the AI-Healthcare Integration Showcase and speak with Dr. Taylor about his pioneering work. To arrange an interview or request additional information, please contact lindsey@ctel.org.

About CTeL

The Center for Telehealth and e-Health Law (CTeL) is a leading authority on legal and regulatory issues impacting telehealth and digital health innovation. Through research, policy analysis, and strategic advocacy, CTeL works to advance AI-driven healthcare solutions, virtual care, and emerging technologies that improve patient outcomes and expand access to quality care. Find out more at http://www.ctel.org.