Surfing NASH is joined by Tim Jobson, Co-founder of Predictive Health Intelligence, to discuss a system by which historic blood test results are combined and analyzed to flag patients in need of intervention. This wrap-up conversation revisits many of the same themes explored in the preceding sessions: data aggregation, data transparency and patient enthusiasm to name a few.
An important note emerges from Roger Green. He suggests that such an enormous initiative does not have to be thought of as exceedingly complicated. Instead, this project could be conceptualized as taking action on the complex task of organizing vast quantities of data. There is a need to account for, align, compute and otherwise use and test the existing data in pursuit of improving patient care.
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