Andrew Canto, MD

Dr Canto is a third-year psychiatry resident at Baylor College of Medicine. His interests include Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, for which he will be pursuing fellowship training at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, as well as psychodynamic psychotherapy and neuropsychiatry.

Articles by Andrew Canto, MD

Requiring AI-Driven Suicide Risk Stratification in Emergency Settings: Helpful or Risky?

BySarah Cheema, MD,Andrew Canto, MD,Nicolas Badre, MD

July 21st 2026

Should EDs use AI to spot suicide risk? Explore evidence, bias concerns, false positives, and what accreditation mandates could mean for care.

Should Accrediting Bodies Require AI for Suicide Risk Stratification in Emergency Settings? A Debate

BySarah Cheema, MD,Andrew Canto, MD,Nicolas Badre, MD

April 6th 2026

Should hospitals be required to integrate AI-driven risk stratification into emergency department workflows to maintain accreditation? Join the debate.

Andrew Canto, MD

Articles by Andrew Canto, MD

Requiring AI-Driven Suicide Risk Stratification in Emergency Settings: Helpful or Risky?

Should Accrediting Bodies Require AI for Suicide Risk Stratification in Emergency Settings? A Debate

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