Shaping the Future of Oncology Informatics: Join the Cancer Data Architecture Workshop 2024

Cancer research and treatment are entering a new era of innovation driven by the need for a comprehensive and interoperable data ecosystem. The Cancer Data Architecture Workshop 2024, hosted by the DCI Network, is set to lead this transformation by tackling the challenges of fragmented and inconsistent cancer data. This event will bring together thought leaders from cancer research, clinical informatics, and data science to define the future of oncology informatics through a learning health system approach.

Why Attend? This two-day event offers an outstanding opportunity for cancer researchers, healthcare professionals, and data scientists to engage with the latest advances in oncology data management. The workshop focuses on key areas such as:

• Harmonizing and linking data across silos using cutting-edge architectures.
• Exploring standardized data ecosystems to enhance care continuity and decision-making.
• Leveraging advanced genomic analysis and real-world evidence (RWE) to improve cancer care.
• Addressing gaps in data models and patient engagement strategies.

Key Focus Areas Participants will dive deep into the following critical areas:

• Advanced genomic analysis for complex cancer cases.
• Improving referrals between regional and specialized cancer centers.
• Integration of diverse data sources for real-world evidence (RWE).
• Developing a patient-centered interface for longitudinal cancer data.

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Outcomes of the Workshop Attendees will work collaboratively to develop:

• A reference architecture for cancer data across the patient journey.
• Consensus on data standards and interoperability frameworks.
• A roadmap for implementing a cancer-specific health information exchange.
• Strategies for improving data quality and addressing privacy concerns.

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Presenters: The workshop will feature an outstanding lineup of experts in clinical informatics, cancer data interoperability, and genomics. Participants will hear from thought leaders who are shaping the future of cancer data ecosystems.

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How to Attend Join us on-site at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, MA, or participate online via hybrid attendance. In-person participation is highly encouraged to benefit from face-to-face networking and deeper engagement with the content.

• Dates: September 26-27, 2024
• Location: Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, MA
• Format: Hybrid (on-site preferred)

Register Today! Don’t miss the opportunity to contribute to the future of cancer informatics. Register for in-person attendance or register for online participation .

How to Attend: On-site attendance is highly preferred, but online participation is available.

·?????? Register to attend in person:https://forms.gle/SNkiBCU4BcVGrv4PA

·?????? Register for online attendance:?https://www.dcinetwork.org/events/series/45

·?????? Event Page: https://www.dcinetwork.org/workshops/september-2024

Join us in shaping the future of oncology informatics and creating a comprehensive cancer data ecosystem that benefits patients, researchers, and clinicians alike.

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Conference Chair: Yuri Quintana, PhD. Chief of Division of Clinical Informatics, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Speaker Lineup:

Keynote: Amada Borens, MS, Founder, Tesselate Data Consulting, LLC

Gregory H. Reaman, MD, Scientific Director, Childhood Cancer Data Initiative (CCDI), Division of Cancer Treatment and Diagnosis/OD, National Cancer Institute

Umit Topaloglu, PhD, Chief, Clinical and Translational Research Informatics Branch, Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC)

Liz Turi, MEng, Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy, Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC)

May Terry, MSc, BSEE, BSN, RN, Cancer Data Interoperability Expert. MITRE?

Su Chen, MD, Clinical Science Principal,MITRE

Asieh Golozar, MD, PhD, VP, Global Head of Data Science, Odysseus Data Services, Inc. | Director of Clinical Research at OHDSI Center, Northeastern University

Jeremy Warner, MD, Professor of Biostatistics, Professor of Medicine, Vanderbilt University

Eric Perakslis, PhD, Chief Scientific and Data Officer, Pluto Health | Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, IMIDomics

Ino de Bruijn, MSc,Manager, Bioinformatics Software Engineering, Data Visualization Team Lead, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Xuelu "Jeff" Liu, PMP, CSM, Director, Data Management & Strategy, Division of Population Sciences, Department of Medical Oncology, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

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