AI's Role in Cancer Care Today and Tomorrow
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Where are the biggest opportunities to leverage AI in cancer diagnosis and treatment? What are the biggest barriers remaining to move away from a one-treatment-fits-all approach to treating cancer? And how are AI, radiomics, machine learning and deep learning helping to understand which patients will respond best to which treatments? We will learn all that and more in this episode of Research in Action with Otavio Clark, M.D. Ph.D. and Principal Research Consultant at Oracle Life Sciences.
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Transforming public health with unstructured data and NLP in FDA's Sentinel Initiative
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What is the MOSAIC-NLP project around structured and unstructured EHR data? Why is structured data not really enough for drug safety studies? And to what degree is NLP speeding up access to data and research results? We will learn all that and more in this episode of Research in Action with Dr. Darren Toh, Professor at Harvard Medical School and Principal Investigator at Sentinel Operations Center. -------------------------------------------------------- Episode Transcript: 00;00;00;00 - 00;00;26;14 What is the MOSAIC and LP project around structured and unstructured data? Why is...
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Empowering Patient-Centered Research Through Technology and Engagement
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How do clinical research funders operate? Why do patient-centered outcomes matter so much and improve the quality of research? And how is patient-led research being applied to clinical care? We will learn all that and more in this episode of Research in Action with Greg Martin, Chief Officer for Engagement, Dissemination, and Implementation at the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI). -------------------------------------------------------- Episode Transcript: 00;00;00;00 - 00;00;21;14 How do clinical research funders operate? Why do patient...
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Advancing clinical research through tech and teamwork
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What makes multidisciplinary collaboration the key to health and life sciences research and innovation? What is the impact of bundled, integrated solutions on the patient experience? And how can we invest in what matters most in research while streamlining the entire process? We will learn all that and more in this episode of Research in Action with Frank Baitman, Digital Health, Data, and Technology Executive; and former Chief Information Officer of the US Department of Health and Human Services. ------------------------------------------------------- Episode...
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How Innovation is Redefining Health and Life Sciences
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Why is the confluence of healthcare and life sciences happening? What are the two biggest mistakes of technology in healthcare? And how can research insights be embedded into every care decision? We will find out all that and more with our guest Dr. David Feinberg, a medical professional and healthcare industry executive and current Chairman of Oracle Health. -------------------------------------------------------- Episode Transcript: 00;00;00;02 - 00;00;27;22 What makes multidisciplinary collaboration the key to health care innovation? What is the effect of...
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Exploring New Frontiers in Pharma: Mindsets, Data, AI, and Oracle
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How can shifting mindsets fuel the next wave of innovation in the pharmaceutical and life sciences industry? In what ways can we ensure the vast amounts of health data are utilized securely and effectively to foster groundbreaking medical advancements? And how is Oracle's new Health Data Intelligence poised to transform the industry in an unprecedented manner? You’ll learn all that and more with our guest Michael Fronstin, Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer at Oracle Life Sciences, who has worked across nearly every area of the industry from positions at Merck to J&J to Kantar...
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Unlocking Innovation Through Public, Private, and Academic Partnerships
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What are the best ways to set up public, private, and academic clinical research partnerships? How do we get these public-private partnerships (PPP) to work most effectively? And who should be in charge of what in multistakeholder research collaborations? We will get those answers in more in this episode of Research in Action with our guests Rob King, President and CEO of FHI Clinical; and Dr. Kristen Lewis, Head of Clinical Operations at the Center for Vaccine Innovation and Access at PATH. --------------------------------------------------------- Episode Transcript: ...
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Advancing scientific discovery with patient-led research
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How can patients and their families become more integral in the clinical research process? How can patient-led research become more accepted in the scientific community? How are inspiring groups forging new, collaborative paths for science and medicine, and reshaping how medical research is conducted? We will tackle those questions and much more in this episode with Amy Dockser Marcus, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author of the recently published book, “We the Scientists: How a daring team of parents and doctors forged a new path for medicine.” Amy is a veteran reporter at...
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Bringing clinical research into everyday patient care
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How can an extensive collection of real-world data help find more diverse and better participants for clinical trials? How do we create a continuously learning ecosystem that helps bridge the gap between clinical research and clinical care? And what are the biggest challenges to patient record standardization and personalized healthcare? We will learn that and more in this episode with Dr. Lu de Souza, Vice President and Executive Medical Officer of the Learning Health Network, which is a division of Oracle. Dr. de Souza leads a team that seeks to help health organizations integrate clinical...
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Building patient-friendly access to clinical trials
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Research reveals that 95% of patients do not participate in clinical trials. How do we find better ways to connect willing and qualified participants to clinical trials? How do we ensure diversity in participant populations? And how can we make access to clinical trials more patient-friendly? We will get those answers and more in this episode with Brandon Li, Co-Founder at Power. Power is a fast-growing startup building a patient-friendly way to get access to clinical trials and is working to increase the diversity in clinical trials. --------------------------------------------------------...
info_outlineHow did we get where we are today with AI and machine learning? What are the ways Large Language Models (LLMs) can be applied to healthcare? And what about that suggested pause on advanced AI? We will explore those questions and much more in this episode with Dr. James Benoit, a postdoctoral researcher at the Women and Children's Health Research Institute (WCHRI) in Canada, where his research focuses on the use of Large Language Models (LLMs) and artificial intelligence to improve healthcare outcomes. He earned his Bachelor’s and Master’s from the University of British Columbia, where he studied Applied Ethics and Integrated Science; and he earned his PhD in Psychiatry at the University of Alberta. He has years of research experience, including time as a Research Fellow at Harvard Medical School. His current work involves leveraging large language models (LLMs), such as GPT-4, to develop tools for clinical decision-making and patient care.