Health Care and Life Sciences Experience at Data + AI Summit 2022

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Health Care and Life Sciences Experience at Data + AI Summit 2022

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Welcome data teams and executives in the Healthcare and Life Sciences industry! This year’s Data + AI Summit is jam-packed with talks, demos and discussions on the biggest innovations in patient care and drug R&D.
To help you take full advantage of the Healthcare and Life Sciences experience at Summit, we’ve curated all the programs in one place.
Highlights at this year’s Summit:
Healthcare and Life Sciences Industry Forum: Our capstone event for Healthcare and Life Sciences attendees at Summit featuring keynotes and panel discussions with Walgreens, Takeda, Optum, and Humana followed by networking. More details in the agenda below.
Healthcare and Life Sciences Lounge: Stop by our industry lounge located outside the Expo floor to meet with Databricks’ industry experts and see solutions from our partners including ZS Associates, John Snow Labs and others.
Session Talks: Over 10 technical talks on topics including healthcare NLP, knowledge graphs for R&D, commercial analytics, and predicting hospital readmissions.
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@gautam3305 2 жыл бұрын

Thanks databricks, panelists and specifically Luigi and Shashi at Walgreens for great talk on your data lake journey

@ashseth7885 Жыл бұрын

Good one, thanks for sharing

@sorcererstone3303 10 ай бұрын

I assumed generating a huge amount of data means more business for data warehouse enterprises as the first speaker mentioned @ around 14:00 when he talked about the cost of sequencing his genome & the price of doing this is coming down. I want to ask this question. Does having one's genome sequenced help to enrich, to prolong a more healthier life? I don't think so. How do you deal with infectious diseases (having genome sequence will do you no good/bad)? Typical physician/patient interaction time per visit is 15~20min (if you are lucky). Will the physician spend hours of his limited time going through your whole genome to help him to diagnosis - knowing he/she has X number of patients outside the office waiting in line? Have you heard of any physician that actually use the results/data generated from you smart devices (like watches) for diagnosis? How much out of your own pocket you are willing to pay to get the physicians/care takers to go through these data?