The Big Health Data event is Feb. 21-23, at Nova University in FLL. The Event is Hybrid.
Join us physically or virtually.
The event brings together experts on the value of health data, minority health data, sharing for research, AI/ML for Operational Data, Clinical Trial Data, and more.
Register on LinkedIn (Free) Currently 750+ Registrants:
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Speakers Include:
IBM, EY, Microsoft, UCF, MIT, more.
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Join Us
Bring your laptop and work from the event space.
Confirmed Speakers
Abstract: For over 40 years, quantum computing has intrigued and amazed scientists and non-scientists in its future possibility for solving problems that are intractable using classical computing. Over the last six years, IBM has made real quantum computers available on the cloud so that clients, students, and researchers can begin to learn and experiment with this new way of computing. We’ll see what potentials exist in the heathcare/life sciences industry, the state of quantum computing today, and how you can get on the right path to make the earliest use of this rapidly evolving technology.
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SPONSOR FOCUS AI/ML FOR LAB OPERATIONAL DATA
AI/ML Increases Profits and Decreases Costs For Labs
We will specifically dive into the successful implementation of an AI/ML machine learning model that assisted a diagnostic laboratory to increase their revenue by providing actionable intelligence in payment terms, supply chain, profits by sector, and more.
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Discover how healthcare organizations are using Open Source to drive 30% higher innovation and 20% higher developer satisfaction. Learn how your organization could accelerate its business by implementing an Open Source Program Office and leverage better your Open Source technologies.
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Using collaborative communities to accelerate AI innovation in healthcare Omdena has a unique model.
| As health data becomes more standardized and available, it is allowing enterprises to generate better insights that indicate a significant “identified” value. However, the reluctance to leverage advanced AI techniques is substantiated by the inability for enterprises to convert “identified” to “realized” value. This session talks about the importance of making insights “consumable” and “effective” by allowing them to integrate into the business processes and workflows. Whether it is key challenges such as reducing the overall cost of care for payers or getting a better line of sight into expected reimbursements for providers, the challenge is the “last mile” or the activation. The session will discuss possible frameworks and key considerations, with specific examples on how to realize the value through last mile activation of these insights. |
The third fastest growing dataset in the world is life science data. That data comes from sequencing DNA, RNA, and the myriad of other tests being performed in labs around the globe. And while the vast majority of data scientists are used their to sell more clicks or optimize for financial returns, less than 5% are using their powers to work on data that could positively impact the lives of our loved ones and the health of humanity. How do we change that? How do we bridge the divide between engineering expertise and scientific expertise? What are some of the ways life science data can be used to help humanity? Are you ready to use your skills to change how healing is designed?
Fighting racial bias in breast cancer Dr. Hadley will discuss a unique patient opt-in program coupled with AI/ML parsing of ClinicalTrials.gov.
SPONSOR
The importance of finding ways to share and include more diverse patient data in our development of Ai health and wellness solutions.
Blockchain for security and privacy in healthcare opens up a new world of possibilities.
Big Data for designing Innovation Strategies in the Health Care of Patients with chronic diseases.
Location
The Alan B. Levan NSU Broward Center of Innovation is located in West Fort Lauderdale.
Alvin Sherman Library, Research, and IT Center at NSU 5th Floor | 3100 Ray Ferrero Jr. Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33314
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Alvin Sherman Library, Research, and IT Center at NSU 5th Floor | 3100 Ray Ferrero Jr. Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33314
https://www.nova.edu/innovation/index.html
Levan Center overview
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