Empowering Healthcare through NLP: Harnessing Clinical Document Insights at Intermountain Health
Our workflow begins with decompressing raw files and storing them as delta tables, followed by the application of John Snow Labs’ medical NLP libraries to deidentify Personally Identifiable Information (PII). The resulting data is then made available for research purposes and shared with Intermountain’s research subsidiaries. Next, we employ medical text summarization models to create synopses of the notes.
The process reduces review time from 10 minutes to 3 minutes per document. Finally, we utilize Generative AI applications for seamless querying of the database using natural language, facilitating a more intuitive and user-friendly interaction with the wealth of information stored within the clinical documents. This integrated approach not only enhances the efficiency of research initiatives but also contributes to the overall improvement of healthcare outcomes.
About the speakers
Dylan Wagenseller
Senior Data Architect at Intermountain Health
Dylan Wagenseller is currently a Data Architect at Intermountain Health. He has worked with healthcare data for approximately 9 years from various EMRs. Having had some full stack development experience from a startup, he utilized his knowledge of Python to develop GenAI applications in Databricks.
Yinxi Zhang
Staff Data Scientist at Databricks
Yinxi is a Staff Data Scientist at Databricks, where she works with customers to build end-to-end AI systems at scale. She has worked with numerous customers across different verticals and witnessed the value add by big data and AI. She holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Houston. Yinxi is a former marathon runner, and is now a happy yogi.
When
Sessions: April 2nd – 3rd 2024
Trainings: April 15th – 19th 2024