The 16th Nichi-Doku Joint Lecture: “Leveraging Clinical Data for Research on a National Scale: The MIRACUM Consortium in the German Medical Informatics Initiative” (Kyoto University, 4 December)



 
 

Lecturer: Prof. Dr. med. Thomas Ganslandt

Executive Director of the Heinrich-Lanz Centre for Digital Health and Head of the Department for Biomedical Informatics, Heidelberg University

 

Commentator: Prof. Tomohiro Kuroda

Division for Medical Informatics, Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University

 

Date: 4 December 2019, 18:15–19:45

Venue: Yoshida International Exchange Hall, Yoshida Campus, Kyoto University

Language: English

 

Abstract

While large amounts of structured clinical data are generated daily in the course of routine clinical care, many barriers have impeded their use for research purposes. In the MIRACUM-Consortium (Medical Informatics for Research and Care for University Medicine), ten academic hospitals are addressing these issues on a national scale, covering both technical aspects like harmonized data structures and interfaces as well as governance and data protection regulations. The establishment of data infrastructures is supplemented by clinical use cases to prove their utility and research value throughout the project. Funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research within the Medical Informatics Initiative, MIRACUM is the largest of four consortia that collaborate closely towards interoperable infrastructures. The lecture will cover the challenges, the implementation strategy based on application of open international standards and tools, current results and an outlook towards use cases enabled by a national clinical data platform.

 

Report

 

Schedule

18:15 Welcoming Address

18:20

 

 

Lecture

Prof. Dr. med. Thomas Ganslandt (Executive Director of the Heinrich-Lanz Centre for Digital Health and Head of the Department for Biomedical Informatics, Heidelberg University)

 “Leveraging Clinical Data for Research  on a National Scale: The MIRACUM Consortium in the German Medical Informatics Initiative”

19:20

 

Commentary

Prof. Tomohiro Kuroda (Institute for Medical Informatics, Graduate School of Medicine and Faculty of Medicine, Kyoto University)

19:20 Discussion
19:45 Reception
20:30 Closing

Moderation: Sabine Schenk (Heidelberg University Office, Kyoto) and Kei Ayukawa (Kyoto University Research Administration Office)

 

Registration & Contact

Deadline: 2 December, 2019

Please send us an e-mail containing your name and affiliated organization to the following address:

Heidelberg University Office Kyoto
E-Mail: info@huok.uni-heidelberg.de
Telephone: 075-753-5413

 

Profile

Prof. Dr. med. Thomas Ganslandt

Executive Director of the Heinrich-Lanz Centre for Digital Health and Head of the Department for Biomedical Informatics, Heidelberg University

 

After graduating in medicine, Prof. Ganslandt worked for the University Hospital Münster, the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg and the University Hospital Erlangen and completed his doctorate and his postdoctoral lecture qualification (habilitation) in medical informatics. He was engaged in several research projects in medical informatics and was appointed professor of Medical Informatics at Heidelberg University in 2018. For more information, please see the website of the Medical Faculty Mannheim, Heidelberg University (in German) here.

 

Prof. Tomohiro Kuroda

Division for Medical Informatics, Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University

Prof. Kuroda graduated from Kyoto University and completed his doctoral studies at the Nara Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST), before returning to Kyoto University. Among his research interests are telemedicine, avatar-based communication and assistive technology.

For more information about Prof. Kuroda, please see here.

 

* The lecture series “Nichi-Doku Joint Lecture” is organized in close cooperation of the Kyoto University European Center, Heidelberg Office, and the Heidelberg University Office, Kyoto, the liaison offices of both universities in Japan and Germany. It aims at promoting and strengthening research exchange between Heidelberg University and Kyoto University.


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