Informatics

Language of Innovation: Navigating Large Language Models in Healthcare

Program Committee Moderator(s)

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  Julie Hirschhorn, PhD (she/her/hers)

  System Director of Molecular Microbiology
  Geisinger
  Danville, Pennsylvania, United States
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  Heather Blankenship, PhD

  Genomics Technical Director
  Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
  Lansing, Michigan, United States

Session

Description: Dive into the transformative potential of large language models in healthcare in this comprehensive session. Tailored for healthcare professionals, this talk will explore how these models can extract valuable information from extensive clinical notes and fine-tune them to assist human experts in decision-making. Attendees will gain foundational knowledge of natural language processing, understand the integration of these models with electronic health records, and appreciate the significance, challenges, and future potential of large language models in enhancing healthcare outcomes.

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Presentations:

• 8:15 AM – 9:15 AM PST

  Fine-Tuning Large Language Models to Facilitate Precision Medicine
  

  Plenary Speaker: Kai Wang, PhD – University of Pennsylvania