Background

HST.936 focuses on studying innovation in information systems to accelerate improvements of health outcomes in developing countries.  It is increasingly clear that progress in the field of global health technology requires a coordinated interdisciplinary approach. This can best be accomplished by convening multidisciplinary teams to develop innovations that are thoughtfully combined to yield solutions greater than the sum of their individual parts.

http://www.nus-datathon.com/

28th & 29th April 2018

University of Sydney

Australia New Zealand Intensive Care Society

http://datathon.anzics.com.au/

Our objectives are four fold. (1) to develop projects to improve the research enterprise; (2) to connect isolated ongoing efforts; (3) to engage social scientists, given the role that socio-political forces have played in molding today’s research structure. (4) to empower students – the future scientists – who are not yet entrenched in the current system to explore fresh ideas.

https://betterscience.mit.edu/

Assistance Publique - Hopitaux de Paris

French Society of Intensive Care

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Project Information

The Innovation Unit together UCI of the Hospital Clínico San Carlos (HCSC), one of the biggest public hospitals of the Madrid region and the Life Supporting Technologies (LifeSTech), one of the most important research group of the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), have recently signed an agreement through which both institutions commit to jointly develop projects, solutions and initiatives aiming at transferring and deploying technological innovations in the clinical practice.