Clinician burnout, driven in part by the increasing burden of EHR documentation, is a significant threat to healthcare quality. This talk will introduce SPEER, a novel approach to automatically generating clinically useful hospital-course summaries from raw clinical notes.
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Can NLP-Generated Data Be Used in Clinical Research?
Webinar
Human language is complex and often equivocal. Unsurprisingly, even the most sophisticated natural language processing (NLP) algorithms inevitably make mistakes. The impact of these mistakes on the results of clinical research that uses NLP-generated data as one of the inputs is uncertain. In this talk, Alexander Turchin will discuss a [...]
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25x5 Policy and Advocacy Workstream: Addressing Documentation Burden with Federal Legislators and Regulators
Policy
This webinar will provide an opportunity for members to hear from the 25x5 Policy and Advocacy Workstream about their work tackling documentation burden for clinical workers at a federal level. Members will hear updates on how the Workstream advances the 25x5 Task Force’s mission to reduce U.S. health professionals’ documentation [...]
ALNI/NIWG Joint Webinar: Using Python and an Open Source LLM to Facilitate Competency Mapping
Webinar
This project leverages Python programming and an open-source large language model (LLM) to calculate semantic similarity scores between pairs of text strings. These scores are systematically recorded in an Excel workbook, enabling the organization of string pairings into ranked mappings. Dr. Macintosh employed this methodology to propose mappings between AACN graduate sub-competencies and course learning outcomes.