InformaticCon Fall 2024
INFORMATICCON PROGRAM
VCLIC hosted its third annual InformaticCon event on September 4th, 2024 from 11:00am - 2:30pm. The event took place in the North Lobby of Light Hall. We had a fantastic turnout and the feedback has been pretty great so far! Attendees of the event enjoyed a panel session, several insightful lightning talks, and during the last hour of the event, a magnificent poster session featuring over 30 posters! For the first time in InformaticCon history, we had judges roaming the poster session and awarded a total of 6 Distinguished Poster Awards (see below). We hope you were able to make it, but for those who were unable to attend, please see below for an archive of all the talks and posters we are able to share! We are already looking forward to next year!
Panel Talk: "Oh, the Things That You'll Build: Amazing VUMC Physician Builder Projects":
Panelists: Jon Wanderer, Kristen Whelchel, Sara Horst, Wael Alrifai
Lightning Talks:
Barbara-Jo Achuff - Using Visual Analytics Decision Support to Optimize Quality Sedation Practice in the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit
Siru Liu - Using Large Language Model to Guide Patients to Create Efficient and Comprehensive Clinical Care Message
Liam Schnelle & Yaa Kumah- Crystal - Game on: ChatGPT vs. Residents and Faculty in a Diagnostic Duel
Alex Becker - Quantifying Immediately Released Test Results that Contribute to the Highest Volume of Patient Messages
Janos Mathe - Intelligent Scheduling Flows: From Requirements to Implementation Using Graph Models and AI
Edward Qian - EHR Embedded Clinical Trials: Past, Present, and Future
Eric Brown - A Vision for Standardizing Sight
Posters:
Angel Anthamatten & Jo Ellen Holt - Transforming Virtual Simulation with Integration of Artificial Intelligence
Daniel Fabbri - LLM-Guided Chart Abstraction
Anna Qian - Evaluating the Effectiveness of Large Language Models in Extracting Cause of Death from Electronic Health Records
Bryan Steitz - Improve Detection of Clinical Deterioration by Automatically Capturing Changes to Oxygen Therapy
Thomas Reese - Developing and Validating Risk Prediction for Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal Syndrome
Hyunjoon Lee - Assessing the Need for a Clinical Decision Support Tool to Improve Random Urine Drug Screening for Patients on Chronic Opioid Therapy
Matthew Christensen - Adopting an Established Pneumonia Clinical Decision Support System for an Interoperable Platform
Donnie Sengstack - Leveraging EHR Data to Improve Care Timeliness for Patients with Cardiovascular Implantable Electronic Devices
Grace Van Winkle - Informatics Enabling pRCTs
Brian Douthit - A Framework for Assessing Documentation Utility
Michael White & Tonja Sessoms - Standardizing PACU Nursing Documentation
Parker Evans - Data Driven Order Set Design in Pediatric Appendicitis
Nanda Nayak - Evaluation of Accessibility in Ophthalmology Websites for Individuals with Visual Impairments
Alvina Liang - Association of Health Literacy with Ophthalmic Disease
Chrysanne Bennett - Transfusion Reactions after Pathogen-Reduced Platelet Transfusions in Children in the United States
Hannah Slater - Vocal Cues: Leveraging Voice Biomarkers for Screening and Early Detection of Anxiety Disorders
Jodie Wilkinson - Fire Safety in Ambulatory Procedure Areas
Danielle Fishman - Building an EMR-Based Tool to Track and Support Patients Receiving a Complex, Multidisciplinary Radioligand Antineoplastic Therapy
Kathleen Rynczak - Vanderbilt University Medical Center: Adult Ambulatory Operations Falls Tracking
Lisa Rhinehart - Mealtime Medication Alert Fatigue
Kimberely Cox - Data Differences Between VHA Sites Reduce Machine Learning Model Transportability
Ryan Moore - Artificial Intelligence For Improved Patient Outcomes
Distinguished Poster Award Recipients:
Hyunjoon Lee - Assessing the Need for a Clinical Decision Support Tool to Improve Random Urine Drug Screening for Patients on Chronic Opioid Therapy
Megan Wang - Delinking Cephalosporin Cross Sensitivity Alerts in Patients with PAL
Jacob Franklin & Thomas Ueland - eVisit, then what? A Patient-level Analysis of Care Utilization and Messages