The Next Evolution in Health: Our AI & Health Data Opportunity

British Columbia and Canada are at a pivotal moment in the development of their health science ecosystem. Now is the time for important choices and strategic investments.

Amongst these are:

• Regulations and projects to truly maximize AI and the use of our data resources for research and service delivery
• Leveraging BC and Canada’s world-leading genomic human data sets to stimulate innovation and investment
• Capital investments in new design and health districts for our hospitals and health care system
• Creating the conditions to develop and attract the human talent we desperately need
• The use of new technologies, such as robotics, to keep the BC and Canadian healthcare system performing at a time of rapid population growth.

Thousands of health care leaders have come to The Data Effect to pursue these issues over the last decade. We welcome you to the next edition, on June 25 in Vancouver, to meet the leaders behind the ideas and projects that work, with a sneak peek at some of these exciting technologies in action.

The Data Effect Vancouver Themes:

• Data platforms: how to drive timely access to high-quality health data that fuels innovation and improved services
• Space for health science discovery: how the new St Paul’s and similar project can accelerate Vancouver’s research economy
• Accessing B.C. human genetics data sets for innovations in research and precision medicine
• Building data governance models so that AI/ML can be applied to accelerate research, and that data can be shared among research and clinical use cases
• Specific presentations on technology to meet future goals
• Indigenous approaches to data sovereignty and data sharing, and their importance and application to our health system
• How to build effective data partnerships across major research institutions and governments
• ​​Data strategies to help prepare for a quick response to future pandemics

For more information, visit: https://www.cityage.com/tde-vancouver-2024

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