Generating research-ready, actionable, real-time and large-scale insights from routinely collected, unstructured (e.g. letters, notes, reports) as well as structured data from whole hospital electronic health records and patient generated data from mobile devices.
As part of the HDR UK Applied Analytics scientific theme this seminar on Generating research-ready, actionable, real-time and large-scale insights from routinely collected hospital and mobile data led by Professor Richard Dobson will take place on Thursday 29th September 2022 from 15:00 - 16:00 UK time.
This seminar will be recorded.
Professor Richard Dobson
Richard Dobson is professor of health informatics and Head of the Department of Biostatistics and Health Informatics, King's College London and also at the Institute of Health Informatics, UCL. His group has expertise in computer and data science, machine learning and AI, software development, engineering, trials and hospital IT. He is motivated by the integration of data from patient records with genomics data and mobile health for better understanding of the interplay between mental and physical health. He co-chairs the Centre for Translational Informatics and is co-PI for the Text Analytics programme within the national institute for Health Data Research (HDR UK). He is also investigator for other programmes including the national Mental Health Data Hub (DATAMIND) and the London AI Centre. His group have developed award winning technology components included in several major EU IMI programmes including RADAR-CNS, RADAR-AD, BigData@Heart, AIMS-2-Trials. He has implemented platforms for analytics into hospitals for direct patient care (e.g. CogStack).