Dr Rahul D Arora (Consultant, Palliative Medicine, Ramaiah Memorial Hospital) is speaking at WordCamp Bengaluru 2026 on “AI as a Contributor: Et tu, Brute?”, a 15-minute lightning talk on Sunday 22 November.
Rahul runs Pall MED Prep, a WordPress blog working through hard clinical questions in palliative medicine. Following one post from draft to final, he shows AI as a partner that tests his reasoning rather than a tool that writes the content.
Read the full announcement for the session abstract and more about Rahul.
On stage · Day 2 · 22 Nov
Speaker announcement · 10
Meet your speaker
Dr Rahul D Arora
Consultant, Palliative Medicine · Ramaiah Memorial Hospital
When Sunday 22 November, the main day
Where St. Joseph’s Boys’ High School on Museum Road
Time goes up with the schedule
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AI as a Contributor: Et tu, Brute?
Palliative medicine is one of medicine’s youngest subspecialties. Clinical practice often sits at the intersection of internal medicine, oncology, supportive care, ethics, sociology, and law, requiring clinicians to navigate uncertainty in highly individualized, context-dependent situations. Much of the available guidance is derived from Western populations and healthcare systems, while the realities of everyday practice in India frequently demand adaptation, interpretation, and independent critical reasoning. As a result, postgraduate training may not always address the full complexity encountered at the bedside.
From Rahul’s session abstract · read the rest
Your ticket to it
Format Lightning talk
Length 15 minutes
Day Sun 22 Nov
Room with the schedule
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About Rahul
Specialist Physician in Palliative Medicine, currently working as a Consultant, Patient’s rights advocate, Amateur activist, and avid cinephile.
Hear Rahul in person
One ticket gets you every talk on the main day, lunch on both days, and a Contributor Day seat if you sign up for one.
See you on the 22nd.
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