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New paper w/ Daniel Fabbri Travis Osterman, DO, MS, FAMIA, FASCO: We used tiered LLMs to accelerate immunotherapy-induced colitis #curation from EHRs. DBMI at Vanderbilt University academic.oup.com/jamiaopen/arti…

I just heard a student describe “preliminary analysis” as a “vibe check” 😂 Then instead of conclusions, “what is it giving?” Talk about making research accessible lol

DBMI went to Elliston Place Soda Shop for #TriviaNight for our monthly #DBMIHappyHour! The "Informagics" won the night, beating out a dozen other teams + our other group the "Informaniacs". The winnings: 2 gift cards for the soda shop! Jessica S Ancker

Stop by my poster at #ASCO23 to learn about design guidelines for breast cancer decision support tools @VUMC_CRISS

Thinking about doing a PhD vs actually doing a PhD

Excited to bookmark my move to Florida with the inaugural #OneFlorida2023 conference UF CME

Implementation science and AI complement each other notes KTrinkley e.g. using NLP to transcribe open interviews #OneFlorida2023

Did I mention the #OneFlorida2023 conference venue looks like a White Lotus location? #PinkPalace The Don CeSar

Favorite part of #amia2023 is catching up with friends. So glad to have connected with Lauren Rost, PhD at one of my early AMIAs!

UF #Gators at #AMIA2023

We love developing risk scores but how do we make them usable to clinicians and patients? Great talk by Megan Salwei on the many challenges in this space #S58 #AMIA2023

In closing keynote Ziad Obermeyer compares AI to a genie — you have to be careful about framing your wish #AMIA2023

That’s a wrap on #AMIA2023

When we warn the real threat of AI is how it’s used against people in the present, not the fantasies that some day computers might think for themselves, this is exactly the kind of thing we’re talking about: health insurers using AI to deny care.

I SAID YES!!! 😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💖💖💖💍💍💍💍💍someone asked me if i am still working on this paper

This is the way

Excited to see this in press! Details on automating cohort creation (of patients experiencing immunotherapy-related toxicities) for this project: academic.oup.com/jamiaopen/arti…

Still thinking about how I walked halfway across a very large room into the wrong meeting before realizing I wasn’t supposed to be there (it had a subset of the ppl from my meeting and was in the same room!)

I told a grad-student co-author "try to imagine me as the guy from 'Memento' who can't remember anything & needs clues to pick-up the thread on projects" and they said "I believe you, because you already used that memento analogy"