Hosted by Health Information Systems Research Centre, Department of Business Information Systems in collaboration with OneHealthTech Ireland, this public event will promote conversations to explore some possible paths leveraging ML/AI & modern decision support to enhance decision making in healthcare.
Decision making in the modern healthcare system presents serious challenges: How AI can we ensure positive outcomes for patients?
How do we maximise limited resources? Are there better ways to care for people?
The questions cannot be easily answered without examining existing data.
Machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) techniques can yield useful insights into existing and improved care processes.
| Date | Wednesday 23 January 2019 |
| Time | 17:45 - 20:00 |
| Venue | Creative Zone, Blackstone Launchpad, Boole Library, UCC |
| Agenda |
5.45 pm – Registration 6.00 pm – Welcome from OHT Hub lead & sponsors 6.10 pm – Shona Darcy (Kids SpeechLabs) – The challenges of building patient-focused AI applications 6.25pm – Dr Simon Woodworth and Dr Mary Daly – Measuring Whole Body Vibration Exposure in a Naval / Search and Rescue Set: Aims and Challenges 6.40pm – Dr Karen Neville – “Testing an Emergency Management Decision Support System with Practitioner-Driven Scenarios” (SHELP Project – EU Project) 6.55pm – Speaker TBC 7.10pm – Speaker TBC 7.25pm - Food, drinks & networking 7.55pm - Wrap up & community shout out |
| Registration | Full event & registration details here |
