MED264: Principles of Biomedical Informatics
Instructor: Tsung-Ting Kuo, PhD,
Teaching Assistants: Adam Officer (aofficer@eng.ucsd.edu) and Timothy V Pham (tvp005@health.ucsd.edu)
When: Fall 2022 -- -- Courses will be offered in-person on Mondays from 3:30 to 5:30 pm and Thursdays from 1:30 to 3:30 pm at BRF-II 5A03.
Office Hours: by appointment
Course Objectives: The purpose of this class is to provide an engaging and lively introduction to the field of biomedical informatics. Building up from the basic bits of data to modeling complex organisms and organizations, the course will explore the nature of biomedical information and how this information is and can be used in the care of individual patients and populations. We highlight practical and state-of-the-art technologies in biomedical informatics to get students exposed to the current healthcare research environment.
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SESSION TITLE |
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09/22 |
Tsung-Ting Kuo |
Introduction to Biomedical Informatics and Machine Learning |
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BLOCK 1 - Clinical Informatics |
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09/26 |
Scott Lippman |
Cancer Informatics |
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09/29 |
Amy Sitapati |
Population Health Informatics |
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Skill Assessment Due |
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10/03 |
Lucila Ohno-Machado |
Introduction to Decision Making |
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Teams Formed for Final Project |
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10/06 |
Sally Baxter |
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10/10 |
Adam Officer |
Fundamental data science with Python |
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10/13 |
Timothy Pham |
A Practical Introduction to Machine Learning with Python |
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10/17 |
Jejo Koola |
Evaluating Predictive Analytics for Clinical Decision Support |
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10/20 |
Rodney Gabriel |
Anesthesia Informatics |
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Project Proposal Due |
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10/24 |
Shamim Nemati |
Deep Learning and Predictive Analytics in the ICU |
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BLOCK 2 - Clinical Research Informatics |
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10/27 |
Siddjarth Singh, Karen Heskett, and Tim Chu |
Evidence-Based Decision Making / Systemic Reviews |
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Graded Proposals Returned |
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10/31 |
Tsung-Ting Kuo |
Biomedical, Healthcare and Genomic Blockchain Applications |
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11/03 |
Michael Hogarth and Reid Otsuji |
Relational Models and Data Systems / Introduction to SQL | |
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11/07 |
Robert El-Kareh |
The Big Picture of Informatics Implemented in Medical Centers and Introduction to EPIC |
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11/10 |
Michael Hogarth |
Not All Data are Structured: Clinical Natural Language Processing and Standards |
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11/14 |
Alexander Wenzel |
Basic Experimental Design and Basic Statistics with R |
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11/17 |
Kai Zheng |
Human Factors: Workflow Optimization and Human-Computer Interaction |
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11/18 |
Final TA Discussion Session Due |
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11/21 |
Jihoon Kim |
Advanced Statistics / Biomedical Informatics with R |
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BLOCK 3 - Translational Bioinformatics |
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11/24 |
Thanksgiving |
NO CLASS |
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11/28 |
Hannah Carter |
Systems Biology for Biomedical Discovery |
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12/01
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Matteo D'Antonio |
Human Genetics |
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Project Report Due |
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12/05 |
Final Presentations from Student Teams |
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Course grades will be based on:
- Proposal (20%)
- Homework (30%)
- Final project presentation and report (50%)
- Bonus credit for course participation and submitting evaluation forms (10%, 0.5% per lecture)