Go Live ACIF / Chase Parsons

In this episode, podcast co-hosts Mackenzie Hofford (2nd year CI fellow, Washington University in St. Louis) and Jayson Marwaha (NLM Informatics fellow, Harvard Medical School)chat with Dr. William Gordon about virtual care and the evolving post-COVID-19 health data ecosystem, with a focus on information security and data accessibility. Dr. Gordon is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital, a faculty member in the Department of Biomedical Informatics at Harvard Medical School, and has written extensively on cybersecurity, data accessibility, and virtual care programs.

In this episode, podcast co-hosts Mackenzie Hofford (2nd year CI fellow, Washington University in St. Louis), Ed Kalpas (2nd year CI fellow, HonorHealth), and Jayson Marwaha (informatics postdoc, Harvard Medical School) chat with Dr. Karandeep Singh about responsible development, implementation, and evaluation of machine learning models in the context of his recent work examining the Epic Sepsis Model. Dr. Singh is an Assistant Professor of Learning Health Sciences, Internal Medicine, Urology, and Information at the University of Michigan, and is a widely-recognized leader in bringing machine learning models to the bedside.

Links to Dr. Singh's recent work:
- JAMA Internal Medicine paper on the Epic Sepsis Model: https://bit.ly/3pgP6Yd
- R/Medicine Conference Keynote Speech (Aug 2021): https://youtu.be/l71wLKUr26E

In this episode, podcast co-hosts Mackenzie Hofford (2nd year CI fellow, Washington University in St. Louis), Ed Kalpas (2nd year CI fellow, HonorHealth), and Jayson Marwaha (informatics postdoc, Harvard Medical School) chat with Dr. Joseph Kvedar about telemedicine, hospital-at-home, trends in AI and digital medicine research, and more. Dr. Kvedar is a Professor of Dermatology at Harvard Medical School, a widely-recognized leader in telemedicine, and the Editor-in-Chief of Nature Digital Medicine, a Nature Partner Journal.

In this episode, podcast co-hosts Mackenzie Hofford (2nd year CI fellow, Washington University in St. Louis), Ed Kalpas (2nd year CI fellow, HonorHealth), and Jayson Marwaha (informatics postdoc, Harvard Medical School) chat with Dr. Adam Wright about clinical decision support (CDS): design considerations, how to make it better, how AI will affect it, and more. Dr. Wright is a widely recognized leader in the field of CDS, a Professor of Biomedical Informatics at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, and the Director of the Vanderbilt Clinical Informatics Center.

In this episode of Go Live, Dr. Jane Kim (Chief Consultant for Preventive Medicine, National Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, VA) and Dr. Kathryn Cillessen (CHIO, VA North Texas) join the show to discuss the role that informatics is playing in the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccines at the VA. They chat with Meera Subash (2nd year CI Fellow, UCSF), Colin Purmal (1st year CI Fellow, UCSF), Nathan Yung (1st year CI Fellow, UCSD), and Jayson Marwaha (Informatics research fellow, Harvard Medical School) about challenges and opportunities in using informatics to aid vaccine distribution to VA patients and beyond.

In this episode, Bryan McConomy (2nd year CI Fellow, Regenstrief Institute) and Victor Garcia (2nd year CI Fellow, Stony Brook University) talk to Dennis Leber the CISO from The University of Tennessee Health Science Center, and we are joined by Meera Subash (2nd year CI fellow, UC San Francisco) for a discussion on the why and how of cybersecurity in healthcare. It is important for Informaticians to have knowledge of the risks that ransomware pose to the operations of a health system and how to be a proactive partner in cybersecurity.

Show Notes:
Center for Internet Security https://www.cisecurity.org/
Dennis Leber LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/dennisleber/