ROCHE: Moving towards personalised healthcare for children (In-Person)

Join representatives from Roche who will be discussing their latest projects moving towards personalised healthcare for children.

In 2022, Roche Products Ltd established a long term strategic partnership with a NHS Foundation Trust. Collectively, the aims of this partnership are to:

• Establish a ‘Clinical Intelligence Unit’ as an exemplar for the National Health Service in England

• Improve clinical decision support (CDS) and research capability

• Improve research and trial data capture using digital tools and applications

• Use real-world data (RWD) to improve paediatric personalised healthcare

• Improve clinical and research data using sensors, devices and wearables

More specifically, this collaboration aims to develop products and tools using new technology, such as artificial intelligence (AI), enabling automated consumption of unstructured information (genomics, images, text) into clinical workflows to augment clinical decision-making at scale across the NHS.

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Alexandros Zenonos, PhD (he/him)

Alexandros is a Digital Solutions Lead at Roche. He worked at Roche for more than a year and he is primarily focused on an external collaboration with NHS Trusts. Previously, he worked in data science consulting for about 5 years as part of various big consultancies in London. As part of his role, he worked on projects in various industries including the public sector.

He holds a PhD in AI and Multi-agent systems from the University of Southampton and an MSc in Advanced Computing from Imperial College London.

This event is part of Bristol Data Week 2023, organised by the Jean Golding Institute. Running from Monday 5 June - Friday 9 June 2023, this will be our 6th annual Data Week; an interactive programme of speakers, training and workshops open to all and completely free of charge.

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