EPI 206: Medical Informatics (Winter 2018)
Section outline
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Lecture: Introduction (or the Uneven Future of Evidence-Based Medicine)
What is informatics, data vs. information vs. knowledge, examples of how technology (big data, AI/machine learning, mobile technology, social media) is enabling new approaches to asking and answering clinical research questions.
Faculty: Ida Sim
Location: Mission Hall 1407-
The Challenge of Complexity in Health Care File
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3rd Annual Cochrane Lecture, presented as the plenary presentation at the 2015 Cochrane Colloquium Annual Meeting, Vienna, Austria.
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Basic Concepts in Medical Informatics File
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Lecture: Using Electronic Health Records for Clinical Research
EHRs and their adoption; data models and vocabularies; data warehouses; accessing EHR data for research.
Faculty: Ida Sim
Location: Mission Hall 1407-
Desiderata-for-controlled-medical terminologies File
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Lecture: Demo of Working with EHR Data, and Clinical Decision Support Systems
Demo of working with APEX data; Intro to clinical decision support systems (CDSSs) including rule-based systems and deep learning/AI.
Faculty: Ida Sim
Location: Mission Hall 1407-
Critical Questions for Big Data File
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CDSS Grand Challenges File
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Lecture: Internet Technologies and Health Care
What exactly is "The Internet"? How is it different from "The Web" and "The Internet of Things"? How does health data get sent around? We will review these topics and and explore example approaches illustrating trends and frontiers in using Internet technologies for health care.
Faculty: Ida Sim
Location: Mission Hall 1407 -
Lecture: Technology-Enabled Clinical Research (Part 1)
Using example funded projects to illustrate IRB considerations and informatics involved in assembling a diverse cohort, and in recruiting, consenting and enrolling participants using EHR and mobile technologies.
Faculty: Ida Sim
Location: Mission Hall 1407 -
Lecture: Technology-Enabled Clinical Research (Part 2)
Using example funded projects to illustrate novel outcomes assessments, interventions, and intervention designs enabled by EHR, mobile, and Internet technologies.
Faculty: Ida Sim
Location: Mission Hall 1407-
Rapid, Responsive, Relevant (R3) Research File
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Complexity, Simplicity, and Epidemiology File
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Lab Session:
UC ReX Data Explorer and or UC Data Warehouse lab
Faculty: Ida Sim
Location: Mission Hall 1407
