BHF Data Science Centre Webinar: November 23' Smartphone & Wearable Data for Cardiovascular Research

Описание: The aim of the BHF Data Science Centre’s Smartphones and Wearables thematic area is to support research that securely and fairly uses smartphone and wearable data to improve cardiovascular health.

Professor Tim Chico talks about the potential of smartphone and wearable data linked to healthcare data in cardiovascular research, the challenges involved, and how the BHF Data Science Centre is addressing these. He presents findings from our recent surveys that identify what researchers believe is the most important smartphone and wearable data to collect and public views on the acceptability of sharing this data.

Tim is Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine at the University of Sheffield and honorary Consultant Cardiologist at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. He is also Research Director for Healthcare Data / AI in the Institute of In Silico Medicine (INSIGNEO) and leads the EPSRC South Yorkshire Digital Health Hub.

The webinar was chaired by Dr Jackie MacArthur, Senior Scientific Programme Manager for the BHF Data Science Centre.

Chapters:
00:00 Welcome & Introduction
1:30 Smartphone & Wearable Overview
14:29 What Smartphone & Wearable Data to collect?
22:02 How to link NHS data?
22:49 How to preserve privacy & security?
23:47 How to make best use of the data?
26:41 Questions and close

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The BHF Data Science Centre is a partnership between Health Data Research UK and the British Heart Foundation that works to deliver the data and data science needed to address some of the most important challenges in heart and circulatory disease research. The Centre works with a wide range of partners including patients, public, clinicians, researchers and NHS organisations to help them carry out research using health data into the causes, prevention and treatment of all diseases of the heart and circulation (such as heart attacks, stroke and vascular dementia).

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