The AMIA Annual Sym
posium event in biomedical and health informatics, brings together over 2,000 informaticians, including clinicians, researchers, educators, and industry professionals. With a rich agenda featuring 600+ presentations, panels, and keynotes, this interdisciplinary gathering showcases cutting-edge technologies and offers networking opportunities.
The full event is taking place in San Francisco from November 9-13, 2024.
Connect with MDClone at AMIA:
Industry Partner Session
Monday, November 11, at 8:30–10:00 a.m.
Register for the session today.
Innovative Applications of Synthetic Data in Healthcare and Beyond
Join MDClone as we host our partners for an insightful session at AMIA where leading experts will delve into the transformative potential of synthetic data in healthcare and other critical domains. Dr. Randi Foraker and Dr. Adam Wilcox will explore the innovative applications of synthetic data in healthcare, discussing how it can enhance research, improve patient outcomes, and ensure data privacy. They will share their experiences and insights on the latest advancements and practical implementations of synthetic data in clinical settings.
Dr. Suzanne Tamang will extend the conversation to other impactful areas, including the intersection of healthcare and climate change. She will discuss how synthetic data can be leveraged to understand and address various challenges, highlighting key research findings and proposing strategies for integrating synthetic data into diverse studies to drive informed decision-making and policy development.
This session promises to provide a comprehensive overview of the current state and future directions of synthetic data usage, offering valuable perspectives for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers.
Speakers:
- Randi Foraker, PhD, Professor and Chair of Biomedical Informatics, Biostatistics & Medical Epidemiology, The University of MO School of Medicine
- Adam Wilcox, PhD, Professor of Medicine, and Director of the Center for Applied Clinical Informatics at Washington University
- Suzanne Tamang, PhD, Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine, Division of Immunology and Rheumatology and a Faculty Fellow at the Stanford Center for Population Health Sciences
Transform your perspective on the future of synthetic data usage – register for the session here.
Corporate Roundtable
Tuesday, November 12, at 7:00–8:30 a.m.
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Unlocking Healthcare Insights: How MDClone Empowers Researchers to Transform Data into Action
Explore the transformative power of MDClone’s innovative data solutions at AMIA. This session will highlight the strategic importance of implementing MDClone’s ADAMS Center, a platform designed for data democratization and synthetic data generation. It will also spotlight a compelling use case on utilizing synthetic data to address preoperative anemia in elective hysterectomy patients. Discover how MDClone’s self-service platform accelerates access to data, enabling researchers to quickly and efficiently transform raw data into actionable insights. Learn how this speed to data can significantly enhance your research capabilities and outcomes.
The Audience Can Expect to Learn:
- Implementation Strategies: Insights into the strategic importance and practical
considerations of implementing MDClone’s ADAMS Center. - Use Case Application: A detailed example of how synthetic data can be used to
address specific clinical challenges, such as preoperative anemia in elective
hysterectomy patients. - Data Accessibility: Understanding how MDClone’s self-service platform accelerates
access to data, enabling quicker transformation of raw data into actionable insights. - Enhanced Research Capabilities: Techniques to enhance research capabilities and
outcomes through efficient data utilization.
Speakers:
- Innie Chen, MD, MPH, FRCSC, Associate Professor, Clinical Research Chair in Reproductive Population Health and Health Services, and Clinical Investigator, The Ottawa Hospital Research Institute
- Julie Johnson, Executive Director, Center for Research Informatics at University of Chicago
Don’t miss this opportunity to revolutionize your approach to healthcare research with MDClone, register for the session here.
