We describe the use of Linguistic Linked Open Data (LLOD) to support a cross-lingual transfer framework for concept detection in online health communities. Our goal is to develop multilingual text analytics as an enabler for analyzing health-related quality of life (HRQoL) from self-reported patient narratives. The framework capitalizes on supervised cross-lingual projection methods, so that labeled training data for a source language are sufficient and are not needed for target languages.
semalytix
http://www.semalytix.de/
Matthias Orlikowski is a doctoral researcher in the Semantic Computing group (Prof. Dr. Philipp Cimiano) at Bielefeld University. He works on computational argumentation and text analysis on social media text as part of the Bots Building Bridges project (Volkswagen Foundation).
Knowledge Graphs are increasingly being developed and leveraged in academia and industry to tackle complex biomedical challenges, such as drug discovery and safety, medical literature search, clinical knowledge management, and disease monitoring. In this talk, we will present the research and development on Elsevier’s Healthcare Knowledge Graph, a platform built to power advanced clinical decision support and enhanced point-of-care content discovery for clinicians and patients.
PhD, Senior Data Scientist
Elsevier
https://www.elsevier.com/
Maulik Kamdar is a Senior Data Scientist at Elsevier Health and Commercial Markets.
At ZiN a design an implementation is being made for better quality reporting from nursing homes in The Netherlands. A program called kik-v.nl is executed. Each nursing home will get a RDF datastation that can be queried by other organisations that are interested (or forced) in health and financial quality data e.g. Nederlandse Zorg Autoriteit.
The goal is to lower the administrative pressure healthcare providers have. Public organisations want to have detailed figures about spendings.
MSc
Taxonic
http://www.taxonic.com/en/
My name is Richard Dijkstra. I am 56 year old and live in The Netherlands and work for Taxonic. I have been working all my life in the IT in several positions ranging from system administrator, peoplemanager, project manager, programmer and now as linked data engineer.
