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Transforming health through AI

Apr 2, 2025
In this exclusive event for health data analysts, participants will learn more about using the T-CAIREM Health Data Nexus (HDN) and our flagship General Internal Medicine (GIM) dataset collected from the inpatient ward at Toronto's St. Michael’s Hospital. The free and secure HDN houses de-identified public health to fuel your important Artificial Intelligence (AI) in health research. WHEN:  April 25, 2025 (Friday), 2pm to 4pm ET (with optional networking from 4pm to 5pm)
WHERE: TRP Auditorium, 263 McCaul Street, Toronto
METHOD: In person (This workshop will not be recorded or livestreamed)
Apr 1, 2025
In this five-week, online instructor-led course, participants will explore various AI tools available for medical applications, including large language models. They will also examine different aspects of using AI tools in clinical practice, such as medicolegal and data privacy risks, along with ethical considerations. (This course is CPD accredited.)
Apr 1, 2025
T-CAIREM is pleased to offer a series of 3 online, instructor-led professional development courses to participants who would like to learn more about the fascinating intersection of data science and medicine.
INSTRUCTOR: Alex Mariakakis (Assistant Professor, Computer Science, University of Toronto)
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T-CAIREM's Health Data Nexus is a repository of real-world de-identified medical datasets. Our platform makes it easy for clinicians to publish datasets and for accredited researchers and educators to access them. 

Muhammad Mamdani
T-CAIREM is the catalyst for healthcare of the future. We’re developing Artificial Intelligence education programs, funding research, and providing a secure data platform for applied learning and research. Our community of students, educators, researchers, and clinicians is ushering in a new era of healthcare to improve lives around the world.