This recurrent event features informal invited and proffered talks from researchers in both risk science and personalized medicine, highlighting collaborations between medical researchers and risk and data scientists.
Risk in Medicine: Patient Counselling in the Digital Age
We are planning a two-day event, possibly in early February, consisting of six mini-workshops on
- Risk communication and patient counselling under uncertainty
- Diagnostics and medical algorithms
- Robotics and prosthetics
- Personalized medicine: working with small data sets in a big data world
- Medical imaging
- Pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics (PBPK).
1st Annual Risk in Medicine convocation
The Liverpool Institute for Risk and Uncertainty plans to expand its scope into applications in medicine and allied fields. Toward that end, we held an informal convocation with researchers in the Liverpool Student Guild and others within the Institute for Translational Medicine. The workshop was held in the grand and spacious Mandela Room in the Liverpool Student Guild on the morning of 2 October 2017, and included select informal talks from researchers in both risk science and personalized medicine, poster presentations about existing projects and ideas, and general open discussion about possible interactions between risk and medical researchers. The event was open to Liverpool students.
View the presentations here
Presentations
| Background of the Risk Institute |
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| John Mottershead, Institute for Risk and Uncertainty |
| Perspective from Personalised Medicine at the Wolfson Centre |
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| Munir Pirmohamed, Wolfson Centre for Personalised medicine |
| Risk communication: risk of drinking alcogol in pregnancy |
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| Kate Fleming, Institute of Psychology Health and Society |
| Diagnostic uncertainty in histopathology and what to do about it |
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| Sarah Coupland, Molecular and Clinical Pharmacology |
| What predictive accuracy do you need to introduce genetic testing for personalised medicine? |
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| Ana Alfirevic, Molecular and Clinical Pharmacology |
| Nosocomial Infections |
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| Eintan Carrol, Clinical Infection, Microbiology and Immunology |
| Robotics for Rehabilitation |
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| Alex Diaz de la O, Institute for Risk and Uncertainty |
| Optimal design of testing algorithms |
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| Scott Ferson, Institute for Risk and Uncertainty |
| Technology to make scientific use of medical records while maintaining patient privacy |
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| Marco de Angelis, Institute for Risk and Uncertainty |
| Human centred design of healthcare |
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| Farnaz Nickpour, School of Engineering |
| Ocular biomechanics |
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| Ahmed Elsheikh, School of Engineering |
| Consent post Montgomery |
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| Louis Clearkin, Institute of Ageing and Chronic Disease |
Participants
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Ganesh (Teja) Ala Ana Alfirevic Hirbod Assa Siu-Kui (Ivan) Au Anas Batou Piyush Bhatia Lorna Bryant Paul Byrnes Christine Campbell Dan Carr Enitan Carrol Louis Clearkin Sarah Couplan Rachelle D'Sa Marco De Angelis Alex Diaz de la O Ahmed Elsheikh Scott Ferson Kate Fleming Alfredo Garbuno Hindolo George-Williams Pete Green Adam Guinness Anna Jenkins Atousa Khodadadyan Elpida Kontsioti Osama Maklad John Mottershead Mollie Neason Farnaz Nickpour Amara (Ami) Nwosu Uchenna Oparaji Paolo Paoletti Edoardo Patelli Munir Pirmohamed Duncan Robertson Josie Roscoe |