1st Heidelberg Spring Symposium on Medical Informatics
In medicine, information systems are an important basis for excellent patient care and research. Digital medicine can only be successfully implemented if very good information systems are available. Today, however, efficient use is often still hampered by insufficient high-quality structured data. In 2021, the Institute for Medical Informatics (IMI) was founded at Heidelberg University Hospital. The research focus of the institute is information systems in medicine, especially the topic of structured patient data. We would like to promote scientific exchange in the German-speaking world on this topic and therefore cordially invite you to the 1st Heidelberg Spring Symposium on Medical Informatics. The main topic of the event will be information systems for the digitalization of medicine.
The event took place on 17.05.2023 from 12.00 - 16.00 as a hybrid event in the Marsilius-Arkaden at Heidelberg University Hospital.
1st Heidelberg Spring Symposium on Medical Informatics 2023/05/17, noon-4 pm, Marsiliusarkaden (hybrid)
Agenda
11.30 registration
12.00 1st session
12.00 welcoming
12.10 M. Rose et al. (Berlin): PROMs und DiGAs: Chancen und Herausforderungen
12.30 impulse speeches
- Th. Deutsch et al. (Heidelberg): ENABLE - innovative care concepts in the treatment of breast cancer patients
- P. Haas et al. (Dortmund): Klinisches Informationssystem OPICAD zur Versorgungsoptimierung schwerstkranker Kinder aus aller Welt
- J. Bittmann et al. (Heidelberg): Entwicklung einer neuen Methodik zur automatisierten Bestimmung der Akzeptanz von Medikations-Alerts mittels Ereignisanalyse
- L. Meier (Cambridge, UK): Medical Informatics meets medical ethics
13.00 M. Ganzinger et al. (Heidelberg): Föderierte Datenerfassung für die klinische Forschung
13.15 summary ePoster
13.30 lunch-break, ePoster
14.30 2nd session
14.30 D. Krefting et al. (Göttingen): NUKLEUS - A Technical and Organisational Research Infrastructure to Support Timely, High Quality and FAIR Clinical Studies
14.50 impulse speeches
- M. Botelho et al. (Tübingen): Secure Distributed Medical Analytics for German Healthcare institutions using the Personal Health Train (PHT-meDIC)
- C. Bruns et al. (Magdeburg): Using DICOM headers in FHIR Database for enrichment of the Medical Informatics Initiative’s core data set
- A. Pfob et al. (Heidelberg): IMI-EDC Pilot Implementation at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Heidelberg
- T. Ohlsen et al. (Lübeck): Webanwendung zur Unterstützung einer SNOMED CT-basierten Postkoordination
- D. Hüske-Kraus (Böblingen): Ontologiebasierte Erzeugung klinischer Dokumente
15.30 P. Richter-Pechanskii et al. (Heidelberg): Section Classification in German Discharge Letters using Few-Shot Learning and Prompting
15.45 Election of best contribution and closing
from 16.00 Networking