Atul Butte presentation at the Morris Collen 100 birthday celebration

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Clinical informatics will see more molecular data collected from patients, increased democratization of biomedical data and knowledge, and the integration of data and digital tools to empower patients and support wellness. In the next 10 years, biomedical informatics will focus on predicting and preventing disease before symptoms occur, explaining rare conditions, keeping people healthy longer through personalized care, and ensuring safe, effective, cost-efficient care is delivered to patients.

Clinical informatics…
Ten years from now
Atul Butte, MD, PhD
abutte@stanford.edu
Chief, Division of Systems Medicine,
@atulbutte
Department of Pediatrics, Genetics,
and by courtesy, Medicine, Pathology, and
Computer Science
Center for Pediatric Bioinformatics, LPCH
Stanford University

Where are we going to be in 10 years?

More molecules on our patients
Democratization of biomedical data and knowledge
Data and wellness

Empowerment patients

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Credit: Amazon

Best seller
Irma Rombauer
1152 pages
$19.47 plus shipping

Credit: Oxford Nanopore Technologies and Wired

Credit: Rong Chen, Alex Morgan, Steve Quake, Lancet

How can we expect
physicians and
nurse
practitioners
and pharmacists
…
to review
6 gigabytes in
a 15 minute encounter
?

We already ask
health providers to
review 1 GB of
data in 15
minutes…

We already ask
health providers to
review 1 GB of
data in 15
minutes…
… but we give
them tools to help
them do this!

What is the future of biomedical informatics?

Is the future of biomedical informatics…
Algorithms and methods?
Electronic medical records?

Genome sequences?
Open data? Big data?
Mobile?

The future of biomedical informatics is…
Predicting and preventing the disease before it strikes
Explaining the rare disease that defies experts

Keeping people healthy longer
Making sure we apply the right, safe, cost effective
care for patients

The future of biomedical informatics is…

Hope

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Atul Butte presentation at the Morris Collen 100 birthday celebration

1. Clinical informatics… Ten years from now Atul Butte, MD, PhD abutte@stanford.edu Chief, Division of Systems Medicine, @atulbutte Department of Pediatrics, Genetics, and by courtesy, Medicine, Pathology, and Computer Science Center for Pediatric Bioinformatics, LPCH Stanford University

4. Where are we going to be in 10 years? More molecules on our patients Democratization of biomedical data and knowledge Data and wellness Empowerment patients

5. • • • • Credit: Amazon Best seller Irma Rombauer 1152 pages $19.47 plus shipping

9. Credit: Whitehead Institute and MIT

10. Credit: Oxford Nanopore Technologies and Wired

11. Credit: Rong Chen, Alex Morgan, Steve Quake, Lancet

12. Credit: Rong Chen, Alex Morgan, Steve Quake, Lancet

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25. How can we expect physicians and nurse practitioners and pharmacists … to review 6 gigabytes in a 15 minute encounter ?

26. We already ask health providers to review 1 GB of data in 15 minutes…

27. We already ask health providers to review 1 GB of data in 15 minutes…

28. We already ask health providers to review 1 GB of data in 15 minutes… … but we give them tools to help them do this!

29. What is the future of biomedical informatics?

30. Is the future of biomedical informatics… Algorithms and methods? Electronic medical records? Genome sequences? Open data? Big data? Mobile?

31. The future of biomedical informatics is… Predicting and preventing the disease before it strikes Explaining the rare disease that defies experts Keeping people healthy longer Making sure we apply the right, safe, cost effective care for patients

32. The future of biomedical informatics is… Hope

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