“In this first half of the Hackathon Awards Ceremony we hear from Dani Priet-Alhabra, Head of Health Data Sciences at Botnar Research Center and a Professor at both the University of Oxford and Erasmus MC. He talks about open science and OMOP analytics, as well as a unique approach to accelerating research through “study-a-thons”.
In the second half of the Hackathon Awards Ceremony Aida Felipe, critical care specialist at Sant Joan de Déu Barcelona Children’s Hospital provides an overview of pediatric sepsis and how PHEMS and the hackathon will help address it. Following that Bruno Robalo provides and overview of the hackathon and Lydia Briggs introduces the hackathon winners. We’ll also hear from the top three finisher about their strategies to cracking this challenge and how their work will contribute to the PHEMS project.
Speakers:
- Dani Priet-Alhabra, Head of Health Data Sciences at Botnar Research Center and a Professor at both the University of Oxford and Erasmus MC
- Dr. Aida Felipe, PICU consultant physician, Sant Joan de Déu Hospital
- Burno Robalo, Data scientist and postdoctoral researcher at the Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam
- Lydia Briggs, Senior Data Scientist – Clinical Informatics Research Programme (CIRP), DRIVE, GOSH
Target audience: This Mee-Up is ideal for clinicians, SMEs, researchers, data scientists, and innovators.
Watch Meet-Up here:
Pediatric Sepsis Prediction Hackathon Part 1 – “Open science, OMOP analytics, and “study-a-thons” to accelerate research”
Pediatric Sepsis Prediction Hackathon Part 2 – “Clinical Use Case: Sepsis Prediction Hackathon Awards Ceremony”