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ISS Seminar: How Analytics is Transforming Healthcare

Healthcare is being transformed through better use of data and analytics. The use of analytics can help healthcare providers and payers better predict who are at risk of specific disease conditions as well as educate them on preventive steps they can take. Statistical methods continue to play an important role while new emerging technologies are establishing their reputations in solving complex problems in a timely fashion. The technological shifts allow healthcare providers to analyse large volumes of information quickly so they can identify and take action on their patients’ medical conditions faster and more accurately.

Analytics can be the key to successfully managing your healthcare organisation. Come join our panel and other like-minded professionals to discover the power of analytics for a better healthcare delivery.

Come and hear:

  • How the treatment and prevention of disease are being transformed by exponential datasets and systems biology
  • How clinicians are leveraging Clinical Data Analytics for evidence based real-time decision making
  • How Data Management and Governance operate in the healthcare setting
  • How the state-of-the-art computational modelling approaches on healthcare applications provide numerous opportunities for better healthcare delivery

Enquiries

Please email issmarketing@nus.edu.sg

Who Should Attend

Doctors, healthcare specialists, health ministries, healthcare educators and anyone with an interest in healthcare. Analytics professionals will also find the sharing relevant.

Date / Time / Venue
  • 31 Oct 2014, Friday
  • 9:00am – 12:30pm (Registration begins at 8:30am)
  • Institute of Systems Science
    25 Heng Mui Keng Terrace
    Singapore 119615
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Free Admission Due to overwhelming response, the registration for this seminar is closed. We apologise for any disappointment. Please note that strictly no walk-ins allowed. You can find out more about other upcoming seminars here.

Seminar Agenda

8:30am Registration
9:00am Welcome Address
Dr. Carol Anne Hargreaves Chief, Enterprise Business Analytics Programme, Institute of Systems Science, NUS
9:10am Transforming Healthcare: The Quantification of Everything

Dr. Steven Tucker, MD, FACP, FAMS Medical Director, Tucker Medical

The modern healthcare system is experiencing a significant disruptive change consistent with the technological shifts that have altered the communications, publishing, travel, and banking industries. The roots of this transformation can be found across many topics including the Quantified Self movement, mobile technology platforms, wearable computing, and rapid advances in genomic and precision medicine. Since public health is facing a human tsunami of obesity and diabetes as well as cancer and heart disease it is worth understanding how medicine can pivot from traditional illness-focused treatments to a new paradigm of maintenance of wellness. The treatment and prevention of disease are being transformed by exponential datasets and systems biology.

9:45am Medical Informatics: Computational Analytics in Healthcare

Dr. Liu Nan Senior Research Scientist and Principal Investigator, Singapore General Hospital

Computational modeling methods have been applied to a wide spectrum of applications such as big data analytics, information retrieval, computational finance, robotics, bioinformatics, computer vision, image processing, and medicine. With the advancement of computing power, sophisticated modeling methods gained popularity in converting imagination into reality. Conventional statistical and mathematical methods continue to play important roles while new emerging technologies like machine learning and data mining have established their reputations in solving complex and difficult problems. Applying the state-of-the-art computational modeling approaches on healthcare applications provides numerous opportunities for better healthcare delivery. This talk aims to introduce a few projects that are currently conducted in Singapore General Hospital where medical informatics techniques are used.

10:20am Coffee Break
10:50am Improving Clinical and Operational Outcomes by Leveraging Healthcare Data Analytics at the Point of Care

Mr. Sandeep Makhijani Regional Director for Asia Pacific (APAC), Truven Health Analytics

This session will explore how healthcare is being transformed though better use of data and analytics. It will also cover the following:

(1) How clinicians are leveraging Clinical Data Analytics for evidence based real-time clinical surveillance to identify patients at risk of an adverse event

(2) How providers at facility and state level are leveraging learning from Clinical Intervention Analysis to improve operational and financial performance across the continuum of care.

11:25am Sensible Data Governance to Enable Healthcare Analytics

Dr. Adam Chee Founder & Chief Advocacy Officer, binaryHealthCare

This presentation covers the concept of Data Management and Governance in the healthcare setting as well as examining the different levels of interoperability and how it affects the quality of data to be used for Analytics purposes.

12:00pm

Panel Discussion

Dr. Leong Mun Kew Deputy Director, Institute of Systems Science, NUS

12:30pm Goodbye

Speaker's Bio

Dr. Steven Tucker Dr. Steven Tucker, MD, FACP, FAMS Medical Director, Tucker Medical View Biography
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Dr. Steven Tucker, MD, FACP, FAMS Medical Director, Tucker Medical

American physician, Dr. Steven Tucker, is a medical specialist living and practicing in Singapore since 2006.

While originally trained as a cancer specialist at the UCLA Center for Health Sciences, Dr Tucker currently focuses on both adult general medicine and cancer medicine. His practice ranges from the prevention of disease and illness to the treatment of both acute and chronic medical problems.

Dr Tucker is also an expert in medical technology and digital health. By studying information from multiple sources, such as personal genetics, metabolic testing, sensors and activity trackers, he helps patients develop personalised health plans that combine the elements of behavioral change with those of conventional medicine, as necessary.

Dr. Liu Nan Dr. Liu Nan Senior Research Scientist and Principal Investigator, Singapore General Hospital View Biography
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Dr. Liu Nan Senior Research Scientist and Principal Investigator, Singapore General Hospital

Dr. Liu Nan received his PhD in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Nanyang Technological University. He is currently a Senior Research Scientist and Principal Investigator in Singapore General Hospital, and is also associated with the Academic Medicine Research Institute of Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School.

Prior to this, Liu Nan was a Data Scientist in a US start-up company working on the design and implementation of data-driven algorithms for video analytics. His research interests include biomedical and health informatics, cardiovascular research and emergency medicine, biomedical signal processing, machine learning, data mining, and natural language processing. He has many publications in international peer-reviewed journals and conferences, and one US patent on a triage system for patients risk stratification. He has served as a reviewer for more than 10 international journals.

Mr. Sandeep Makhijani Mr. Sandeep Makhijani Regional Director for Asia Pacific (APAC), Truven Health Analytics View Biography
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Mr. Sandeep Makhijani Regional Director for Asia Pacific (APAC), Truven Health Analytics

Mr. Sandeep Makhijani is Regional Director for Asia Pacific (APAC) at Truven Health Analytics. Sandeep has 17 years of experience in leadership roles in the Software and IT Services industries.

Sandeep’s work in the APAC healthcare sector has seen him lead some of the more strategic healthcare IT initiatives in the region to provide consistency in the quality of care, improved patient outcomes and extend the effectiveness of Healthcare IT investments.

At Truven Health Analytics, Sandeep leads a team of clinicians and health IT professionals to provide leading evidence-based clinical content and analytics solutions to healthcare organizations the region.

Prior to Truven Health, Sandeep was with CSC where he established CSC's Health Services Applications business in Asia. Sandeep has also held leadership roles with Allscripts in Asia and iGate Corp. in the US. He started his career with stints at SAP and IBM in India.

Dr. Adam Chee Dr. Adam Chee Founder & Chief Advocacy Officer, binaryHealthCare
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Dr. Adam Chee Founder & Chief Advocacy Officer, binaryHealthCare

Dr. Adam Chee is the Founder and Chief Advocacy Officer of binaryHealthCare, a ‘purpose-driven’ (social enterprise) boutique consulting firm offering training, advisory on technical and business strategies, specifically addressing the eHealth domains within (but not limited to) the APAC and Middle East region while serving to “Bridge the eHealth Divide” by empowering stakeholders in both developed & LAMI counties on effective, sustainable adoption of Health IT as an enabler for “better patient care at lower cost”.

A firm believer of lifelong learning and interdisciplinary approaches through multiple specialisations, Adam stays relevant through continuous professional development in diverse disciplines and holds advanced degrees in Health Informatics, Public Health and Computing. He is currently pursuing a MBA.



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