Deep Dive: An Introduction to AI in Critical Care Medicine-Online-Deployment Challenges Downstream of Machine Learning

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Leo and his colleague Theresa Rincon announced the upcoming DataThon organized by the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM), set for July in Chicago. These events aim to collaborate healthcare professionals with machine learning experts, emphasizing the value of domain specialists in understanding data over technical expertise alone. Leo, active in health data science research at MIT, stresses the importance of comprehensive data analysis, revealing that challenges in AI deployments often originate from the data collection stage. He criticizes sensationalism in reporting AI model performance, advocating for metrics based on real clinical outcomes. Theresa, a biomedical and healthcare informatics educator, and Leo highlight concerns about AI applications in healthcare, especially the risk of harm from uninformed use and lack of local validation in smaller hospitals. They advocate partnerships between hospitals and academic institutions to address these gaps. The session focuses on critical thinking for robust AI evaluation, introducing guidelines like Tripod AI and Tripod LLM. Attendees will evaluate AI research papers, applying learned concepts, with emphasis on the importance of understanding data preparation, predictor variables, and the ethical aspects of AI in healthcare.

Keywords

DataThon

SCCM

healthcare AI

data analysis

AI ethics

clinical outcomes

Tripod guidelines

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