When quantitative thinking really powers medicine and public health

What a great #HRS2024 ! We demonstrated deep learning applied to vectorcardiography, a ~100 year old technique to record 3D cardiac electrical activity outperformed a panel of EPs in detecting AFL with consistent outputs vs EP interobserver variability. #backtothefuture #epeeps

#ATS2024
📆5/19, 5:00pm
🥼Snigdha Jain, MD, MHS Snigdha Jain MD, MHS
⭐Emerging Career Award (Behavioral Sciences and Health Services Research Assembly)
📍Marriott, Grand Ballroom 2-4 (2nd fl, Lobby Level)
Naftali Kaminski Yale Internal Medicine American Thoracic Society (ATS) ATS BSHSR

Honored and excited to be part of the ASGE LEAD class of 2024, under such wonderful leaders and mentors
Dr Jennifer Christie ASGE GI Endoscopy .
And delighted to do it with friends old and new

Concerned every health care conference for the next decade is going to become a parade of execs sharing their opinion about AI, and not talking about real, actual health care.

Multiomic foundations of human prefrontal cortex tissue function medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

LBP!

The Living Brain Project, led by Drs. Alexander Charney and Brian Kopell, has produced a large publicly available resource for studying the 'living brain,' providing researchers with a window into how our brains function at the most basic molecular level: mshs.co/3QNslKg.

Extremely proud of our very own, Dr. Alex Charney! Ready to make waves 👏🏻🧠

Launched over a decade ago with the scientific mission of studying the functioning of the human brain in health and disease, the Living Brain Project has produced a large publicly available resource for studying the 'living brain'.

Really happy that our publication 'Teaching AI in medicine' is out on nature Nature Reviews Bioengineering

You can read it (yes, for free) here:

nature.com/articles/s4422…

Our new publication of the shared genetics between IBD and Parkinson's disease (PD) within a cohort of patients affected by both conditions is online: genomemedicine.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…
Congrats Meltem Ece Kars who masterfully led this work, and Dr. Inga Peter for the great collaboration.

#HappyMothersDay to the most incredible mother, wife and human ever Priya Simoes, MD, CNSP . Thank you for being the heart, soul and strength of our family.

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Come see our work Symposium on AI for Learning Health Systems ( #SAIL24 ) on Deploying AI to Automatically Grade Medical Students (with Zero-Shot LLMs) - a.k.a - Rubrics2Prompts
We piloted our system for the Fall 2023 OSCEs at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Great collaboration w/ Simulation Center (@SimUtsw+Lyda Hill Department of Bioinformatics)

Our recent study in Critical Care unveils 8 distinct #AKI classes in #sepsis , using early creatinine trajectories. It sheds light on AKI complexities beyond traditional measures, providing deeper insights into AKI ccforum.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…
Girish Nadkarni Neomi Shah Institute for Critical Care Medicine - Mount Sinai

Hey Apple, I fixed it for you (sound on)

#AI #OMOP #MachineLearning #heart #disease #riskprediction #bestteam #bestlabever

We greatly appreciate the contribution of our sponsors. 🙏

#SAIL24 was made possible by:
Harvard Medical School
Glass Health
Abridge
Danaher Corporation
GSK
Johnson & Johnson
NEJM AI
Google
Inovalon
TriNetX
leerink.com
Moore Foundation

Christopher A. Longhurst UC San Diego Health Isaac Kohane Bo Wang Katie Link Alan Karthikesalingam Karandeep Singh Ming Tai-Seale Symposium on AI for Learning Health Systems UC San Diego HealthSci UC San Diego Symposium on AI for Learning Health Systems is one of a kind next level meeting about AI and health! I really appreciated the discussion with these amazing leaders in AI.