'Translating Big Data to Practice: Navigating Politics, Policy, and Coverag...
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The current scientific and economic climate demands comparative assessments of impact on health outcomes and added value to patient care.
In this lecture Dr. Christoph Lee will explore how 'Big Data' is fast becoming a driving force for the questions of high clinical relevance today, as well as for precision medicine and deep learning applications tomorrow.
Christoph I. Lee, M.D., M.S. is an Associate Professor of Radiology and Health Services at the University of Washington, Seattle.
Dr. Lee earned his M.D. with honors from Yale University. He then completed a Health Policy Fellowship through the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program at UCLA, during which time he earned a M.S. in Health Services. His clinical specialty is breast imaging and intervention and his clinical interests include breast cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment management and interventional breast procedures. His research efforts are focused on medical technology assessment and health policy research.
