An all-day educational meeting looking at advances in the application of big data to improve palliative care.

Big data analysis is transforming the healthcare research landscape worldwide. Technological advances in data linkage, natural language processing and statistical developments, are providing new opportunities for impactful research across health care settings, populations and disease groups.

In our third Michal Galazka International Study Day, speakers will present their research and discuss with the audience the implications and opportunities of routinely collected data for health care research.

The day will include sessions on:

• Future challenges for big data used in healthcare
• International collaborations in big data in end-of-life care research
• Informatics and use of statistics
• Experiences of data linkage and data analysis

Refreshments including a sandwich lunch will be provided. There will be an opportunity to network after the event with afternoon tea on the roof terrace.

Speakers to include

• Professor David Spiegelhalter | University of Cambridge  
• Professor Bregje Onwuteaka-Philipsen | Amsterdam Public Health Research Institute
• Professor Julia Verne | Public Health England
• Professor Martin Gulliford | King’s College London
• Lucas Morin | Karolinska Institute
• Dr Katherine Sleeman | Cicely Saunders Institute
• Dr Emeka Chukwusa | Cicely Saunders Instittue

Date  

Monday 7th October 2019 

Time

10.00 - 15.00 BST

Location

Dinwoodie Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Cicely Saunders Institute, King’s College London, Bessemer Road, London SE5 9PJ

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Email: csi.events@kcl.ac.uk

Tel: (+44) 0207 848 5587 (Ext 5587)

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