The Power of Retrospective Data to Support Clinical Care & Predictive Analytics
December 7th, 2022
12:30 - 1:00 PM CST
Dr. Lindsey Knake, MD, MS
Division of Neonatology
Associate Chief Medical Information Officer
Inpatient Pediatrics
University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital
What you'll learn
Join us for this interactive session with Dr. Lindsey Knake where she will present a series of Case Reviews to demonstrate the power that retrospective data can have at its native resolution to support clinical care and the development of patient-centered predictive analytics.
- SVT and importance of layering labs and meds with hemodynamic data,
- A pneumothorax case and a chronic BPD case and the difference of what is displayed at the bedside on the device itself,
- The process for validating and testing algorithms, and much more
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