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Dennis OConnor

MIT SF Grand Hack 2019 - MIT Hacking Medicine - 0 views

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hacking Camille-Nebeker

shared by Dennis OConnor on 02 Oct 19 - No Cached
  • Interested in disrupting healthcare? Join MIT Hacking Medicine as we bring the MIT Grand Hack to San Francisco! This is the weekend to brainstorm and build innovative solutions with hundreds of like-minded engineers, clinicians, designers, developers and business people. Within our multi-theme event, there is sure to be a healthcare challenge for everyone! Interested in helping out? You can partner with us, become a sponsor, or sign up to be a mentor! Email sfgrandhack@mit.edu for more information!Twitter Hashtag: #SFGrandHack2019 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
  • Dennis OConnor on 02 Oct 19
     
    "With approximately 133M Americans (more than 40% of the US population) suffering from one or more chronic diseases, the healthcare community is looking for more effective and efficient ways to manage chronic diseases. Part of that pursuit is in finding sustainable ways to help patients better understand their conditions and manage their health by empowering patients, connecting them to information, care, and therapies in ways they want. Join fellow innovators to work on a challenging, multi-faceted, meaningful opportunity to advance clinical care, quality of life, and outcomes for nearly half the US. How can we improve patient literacy and clinical understanding? How do we help patients feel more in-control of their medical care? What can be done to help patients understand when and where they should seek care? These are just some of the pain points begging for thoughtful, tech-enabled solutions."
Dennis OConnor

Sayali Phatak: Hack Your Health - Home - 0 views

www.hack-your-health.org

N-of-One

shared by Dennis OConnor on 07 Jan 19 - No Cached
  • Dennis OConnor on 07 Jan 19
     
    Eric Heckler's comment ACTION-TARGETED STUDIES: For these studies, the focus is more on vetting if an action is "worth it" for a person. An example of this is Sayali's dissertation, http://www.hack-your-health.org/.
Dennis OConnor

Medical Devices Very Vulnerable to Hacking, FDA Experts Warn - 0 views

www.medscape.com/...918232

fda hacking

shared by Dennis OConnor on 24 Sep 19 - No Cached
  • Many people do not realize the cybersecurity risks associated with common medical devices, such as insulin pumps and pacemakers, but these medical devices can be prone to hacking and to errors, experts said at a meeting of the US Food and Drug Administration's (FDA's) Patient Engagement Advisory Committee (PEAC) on September 10.
  • Dennis OConnor on 24 Sep 19
     
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Dennis OConnor

Dr. Alex Cahana - Pain Expert Says Blockchain Tech Can Help Cure the Ills That Are Hurt... - 0 views

www.calcalistech.com/...0,7340,L-3812830,00.html

Cahana blockchain

shared by Dennis OConnor on 22 Jul 21 - No Cached
  • We don't need to create these huge data banks that can be hacked and manipulated
  • We don't need to bring the data to the algorithm, the algorithm can go to the data.
  • It is called federated learning which is like machine learning together with privacy-preserving technologies
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  • introducing a whole token economy into healthcare
  • transform people from health service consumers to health and wealth producers
  • transforms digital healthcare from patient-centric to patient-driven
  • here is not only accountability between us, but an interdependence between us if we want all of us to survive and this is the world we are now moving into,
  • Dennis OConnor on 22 Jul 21
     
    "Cahana broke down the possibilities presented by distributed ledger technology. "Blockchain offers an operational environment that allows us to analyze data at its source. We don't need to create these huge data banks that can be hacked and manipulated. We don't need to bring the data to the algorithm, the algorithm can go to the data. It is called federated learning which is like machine learning together with privacy-preserving technologies," said Cahana. "The idea of introducing a whole token economy into healthcare is to transform people from health service consumers to health and wealth producers. As opposed to artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, genomics, telemedicine, and all these things that are innovative and are general-purpose technologies that make things faster, better and cheaper, blockchain really is disruptive in the business model. It really transforms digital healthcare from patient-centric to patient-driven. People can drive their own health similar to how they invest in their wealth.""
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