Pourrions-nous appliquer le concept de jumeaux numériques à la santé humaine?
Dr. Jean-François Ethier discusses the possibilities offered by digital twins and, more broadly, by artificial intelligence in both disease prevention and treatment.
AI models for precision medicine
Prof. Anita Burgun, researcher at GRIIS, explains how patient similarity, a very useful methodology in precision medicine, has proved its worth in the diagnosis of rare diseases, and the importance of exploiting in research the social data of people with rare diseases, in collaboration with patient associations.
Diagnostic odyssey: what if a digital twin came to the rescue of our health problems?
Dr. Ethier explains how digital solutions using disseminated health data and research results will help provide clearer, faster diagnoses.
Driving research into learning health systems
The Fonds de recherche du Québec presents the results of research carried out by Dr. Ethier and GRIIS, who developed PARS3, a virtual infrastructure that pools healthcare data, which will be considered as part of the Dossier santé numérique digital health record project.
Medical data protection, a solution
Dr. Ethier talks about a solution involving citizens directly to limit inappropriate access to medical data.
The Israeli laboratory
Israel will serve as a live laboratory for large-scale testing of vaccine efficacy.
Des données en santé plus faciles d’accès
Health researchers often don’t know where to start when it comes to accessing data. Data is stored in a myriad of organizations distributed throughout the world.
Que pensez-vous de la vente possible de vos données médicales?
Our question: What do you think about the possible sale of your medical data?
La fin du télécopieur en santé
Dr. Ethier noted that Alberta and Nova Scotia have already implemented digital data transfer solutions.
Fini les fax pour comptabiliser les décès
Dr. Ethier provides an update on health system informatics gaps and informatics solutions that can improve care.
