Connecting to the Future: Leveraging Big Data and Artificial Intelligence to Transform Healthcare

Have you ever wondered how artificial intelligence might transform the future of health care? Or how we as researchers and policy makers could leverage big data? Find out more at this year’s IHPME Research Day.

Our annual student led conference invites current IHPME students to participate by presenting during our oral and poster sessions on their latest research. All students, faculty, staff and alumni are welcome to attend.

Enjoy a morning panel with experts in the field of AI and an afternoon of student presentations and keynote address. This year’s event will feature two new initiatives our New Student Welcome Breakfast and a Meet Our Graduates Networking Mixer. You don’t want to miss this exciting opportunity.

Submit a poster or oral abstract by April 9: CLOSED

Just want to attend? Register Now – [Closed]

If you didn’t get a chance to register, don’t worry! You may still attend, please visit the registration desk on the 6th floor of the Health Sciences Building to sign in.

Keynote speaker: Michael Draugelis, Chief Data Scientist at Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania 

Steps to Deliver Predictive Solutions in Health Care

Michael Draugelis is Penn Medicine’s Chief Data Scientist where he leads the exploration and development of predictive systems for clinical and operational teams. Michael’s previous work, as Lockheed Martin’s Chief Data Scientist, was leading research and development in Missile Defense, National Intelligence, Health Care and Cyber Defense.

Our 2018 Panel of Experts will be moderated by: Emily Seto, Academic Director MHI program,  Assistant Professor, IHPME

Panel of Experts:

Aaron Berk, Partner, KPMG Health Care

Jennifer Gibson, Sun Life Financial Chair in Bioethics, Director of the University of Toronto Joint Centre for Bioethics

Michael Matthews, National Lead, Business Analytics and Optimization, IBM Canada

Andrea Proctor, Director, Health Care Engagement, Vector Institute

Schedule

Call for Poster and Oral Presentation Submissions – Closed [deadline April 9, 2018]