This AI for Health Discovery presents current work addressing the bias inherent in medical literature by carrying out research at large scale, automating the analysis, correcting for confounding, and calibrating on residual confounding. Learn how OHDSI has produced evidence to inform hypertension treatment, COVID-19 therapy, and COVID-19 vaccine safety.
Speakers:
George Hripcsak
Chair and Vivian Beaumont Allen Professor of Biomedical Informatics
Columbia University
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