Agenda

Speaker Biographies

Tuesday, June 30 

Welcome and Opening Remarks

• Video

• Slides

Opening Keynote

• Video

• Slides: Patti Brennan

• Unanswered Questions

CBK and the Library of the Future: Anticipating the Second Knowledge Revolution

• Video

• Slides: Kristi Holmes

• Slides: Violeta Ilik

• Slides: Jeff Oliver 

• Slides: Bart Ragon

CBK Revolutionizing Biomedical Research

• Video

• Slides: Grace Peng

• Slides: Herbert Sauro

Computable Knowledge Infrastructure in Action

• Video

• Slides: MAGIC App

• Slides: Semedy

• Slides: Knowledge Grid

• Slides: Apervita, Inc. 

Lightning Poster Session

• Video

• See Project and Technical Poster slides below

Workgroup Report: Preview of Day 2 Action Sessions

• Video

• Slides: Standards Workgroup

• Slides: Technical Infrastructure Workgroup

• Slides: Trust & Policy Workgroup

• Slides: Sustainability & Inclusion Workgroup

Wednesday, July 1

State of the MCBK and Related Movements

• Video

• Slides: MCBK-USA 

• Slides: MCBK-UK

• Slides: ACTS 

Stakeholder Engagement

• Video

• Slides: Michael S. Fitts

• Slides: Sally Okun

Workgroups: Action Session Breakout Sessions

• Standards Workgroup 

• Technical Infrastructure Workgroup  

• Trust & Policy Workgroup 

• Sustainability & Inclusion Workgroup 

Closing Session

• Video

• Slides: Doug Van Houweling

Wednesday, July 8

Bonus Poster Session

• Video

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Project Poster Lightning Slides

• Computable knowledge base of experimental treatment intervention by disease over time inferred from Clinicaltrials.gov

• Computing Over Ophthalmology Clinical Text From Electronic Health Records: Case Study in Identifying Candidates for Low Vision Rehabilitation Using Neural Word Embeddings

• Creating a FHIR Resource for Communicating Statistical Models

• Developing New Event-Driven CBK Network for Global Real-Time Clinical Collaborations 

• Employing Hybrid Reasoning to Support Clinical Decision-Making

• How can we trust computable knowledge? Some UK perspectives 

• Identification and Care Coordination of Child Sex Trafficking Victims in the Emergency Department

• Linking COVID-19 Public Health Guidance to MeSH Terms

• Provenance models can be extended to support computable clinical guidelines

• Reducing HIT Burden & Improving Outcomes 

• Supporting User-Centric Explanation Types for Clinical Reasoning

• Teaching How to Represent Computable Data, Information and Knowledge in the Requirements for Interoperable Heath IT Applications Using  Business Process Modeling, FHIR Standards and Modeling Tools

Technical Posters Lightning Slides

• An Automated Process to Catalog and Track COVID-19 Public Health Guidance 

• Bridging the Gap Between Patient Data and Clinical Situations and Knowledge Through a Searchable Clinical Concept Glossary

• CBK of ​physiologic time-series data- The Sickbay platform. 

• CDS Connect—A Platform for Sharing & Authoring CDS Artifacts 

• Executable Search Notebooks on the PATTIE Platform

  • Link to poster PDF

  • Link to technical demo

• Generalizable Metadata Management for Reproducible Translational Research

• Linking COVID-19 Guidance for Healthcare Providers to Ely’s Taxonomy of Generic Clinical Questions

• Making Medication Indications Computable

• Public Health Guidance for the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Preliminary Qualitative Analysis

• The OpenClinical knowledge model as a template for rapid development of executable clinical guidelines: case study with COVID-19

• Use of OHDSI Cohort Definition Tool to Pilot Clinical Decision Support Logic & Generation of Cohort Models and Reproducibility of Inclusion Criteria from Semantic Terms

• Using HL7 FHIR and the OMG’s Business Process Modeling Standards to Diagnose and Treat Pulmonary Embolus