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Why Artificial Intellingence and Intensive Care Medicine?

The diffusion of electronic health records and advancement of monitoring devices has made possible the collection of always increasing amounts of patients’ data, especially in critical care. The opportunities arising from this form of Big Data are numerous and diverse, and are promoting a surge in research fundings and industry interests. Indeed, their analysis with machine learning and predictive modelling could provide new insights and improve patient care.

What is a Critical Care Datathon?

A Critical Care Datathon is a 24-hour challenge where clinicians, data scientists and statisticians work in teams with the goal of finding new ways to answer actual clinical questions using large datasets of electronic health records. It is a full-immersion experience where resourceful professionals put themselves to the test and cooperate with specialists of different fields, learn more about the potential of medical data and maybe make a breakthrough in critical care research!

How is this different?

After London, Boston, Singapore, Madrid and Paris (and many more!), the MIT Critical Care Datathon finally lands in Milan, the first ever in Italy. There’s more: complementary to the competition, the event will feature ESICM’s Big Datatalk with seminars and interactive sessions for all those who wish to know more but don’t quite feel like putting themselves to the test. Our goal is to raise awareness and promote cross-disciplinary collaboration!

What is the Big Datatalk?

The Big Datatalk consists in a series of traditional conference talks mixed with interactive sessions in which the audience will be guided through real-time simulations of patient database queries and development of predictive models. Acclaimed researchers will explain the potential of Big Data analysis for Intensive Care Medicine, present results obtained so far with this form of research and discuss issues of sensible data security, privacy, and quality.

Join us for the first ever MIT Critical Care Datathon in Italy!

Get answers!

Do you want to know more about healthcare data? Do you feel like exploring data to answer a clinical question?
Are you interested in getting to know and learn from international experts in clinical research and data science?
Do you need a project to complete your ICU Fellowship? Do you just want to have fun and get the Datathon buzz?

How can I participate?

You have to register through the link in the dedicated page.
Don’t miss your chance!! Tickets for the Datathon have already sold out, but you can still participate in the Big Datatalk.

When?

February 1-3, 2019

The event will take place during a weekend to facilitate the attendance of everyone who wants to participate.
It will begin with an opening ceremony on Friday aft. and then continue with the real datathon and parallel conference and workshops over Saturday and Sunday.

Where?

Humanitas Research Hospital in Rozzano (Milan)

Who are we?

Maurizio Cecconi

Humanitas
University

Professor of Anesthesia & Intensive Care at Humanitas University, Milan
Head of Department of Anesthesia
& ICU at Humanitas Res. Center
President-elect of European Society
of Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM)

Riccardo Barbieri

Politecnico
di Milano

Associate Professor of Biomedical
Engineering at Politecnico di Milano
Research Associate in Anesthesia
at Massachusetts General Hospital
Research Affiliate at Department of
Brain and Cognitive Sciences (MIT)

Leo Anthony Celi

MASSACHUSETTS
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Principal Research Scientist at Lab
for Computational Physiology (MIT)
Associate Professor of Medicine at
Harvard Medical School (Boston)
Attending Physician at Beth Israeli
Deaconess Center in Boston

Armand Girbes

Vrije Universiteit
Amsterdam

Clinical Pharmacologist
Professor and Head of Department
of Intensive Care at VU Amsterdam
Chair Division of Scientific Affairs
of European Society of Intensive
Care Medicine (ESICM)