Spotlight on young informatics talent
HISA NSW recently held its annual event highlighting up and coming work of students and researchers. There was a strong attendance of people heard interesting presentations from young clinicians, researchers and PHD students working across health and health informatics. Work from Macquarie University, University of Sydney and St Vincent's was highlighted. Sessions included
Julia Chen "Are dietitians going digital?";
Maneesh Mathai "Personalised Information in medical nutrition";
Anmoul Sandhou "Drug-drug interaction alerts in EMM systems";
Nan Zhou "Infer-mutational signatures in cancer genome"; and
David Lyell "Automation bias in Electronic Prescribing". The quality and standard of the papers and presentations was high and ignited questions and conversation from attendees. Well done all and thanks to our researchers and students for participating.
We look forward to a similar session next year! Get in early if you want the opportunity to present.
Left to right Anmoul Sandhou; Julia Chen; Maneesh Mathai; Nan Zhou
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