Experts from Sechenov University, Yandex Cloud and Beltel Datanomics have completed the creation of Russia’s first medical data platform for conducting scientific research and evaluating the effectiveness of treatment methods in different groups of patients. This issue was told to socialbites.ca at the First Moscow State Medical University named after him. Sechenov.
By 2024, more than 1,000 university employees will have access to the platform. The organization plans to gradually connect new data sources, visualize them and add the ability to work with queries using the YandexGPT neural network.
18 million unique medical documents and anonymized patient data have been uploaded to the platform. Experts will be able to collect “live” clinical datasets in seconds, with the ability to filter by 150 parameters (gender, age, patient symptoms, and other characteristics).
The platform is a web interface with search cells where you can search documents and datasets by keywords and apply various filters. For example, you can find all recorded cases of diabetes in people between the ages of 20 and 50. The system automatically selects relevant documents that include links to x-rays, laboratory test results, CT, MRI, and other studies.
“Thanks to this platform, we will be able to collect data several times faster for scientific activities, educational studies and writing articles. What previously took months of painstaking work in the archives can now be done in less than a minute if you set the right search parameters. We hope that in the future, other healthcare organizations will be able to connect to the platform and share data and make scientific discoveries. We are ready to share datasets with the scientific community and developers of artificial intelligence services, including on a commercial basis, Deputy Director of the Department for the Development of Clinical and Educational Projects of the First Moscow State Medical University told socialbites.ca. TO THEM. Sechenov Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation Konstantin Brazhnikov.
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