Critical Care Series: AI and Optimizing Patient Care, with Dr. Andrew Seely

Quick Show Notes – Critical Care Series: AI and Optimizing Patient Care, with Dr. Andrew Seely

In this tremendous episode with our friend and colleague, Dr. Andrew Seely, we discuss how artificial intelligence can not only provide better care for our patients but also be more efficient with our resources.

Essentially this is the future of medicine!

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About Andrew JE Seely:

Dr. Andrew Seely - Critical Care Canada Forum

Andrew JE Seely, a Tier I Clinical Research Chair in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Ottawa, is a Scientist at the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute, Professor of Surgery within the Divisions of Thoracic Surgery and Critical Care Medicine at the University of Ottawa, Vice-Chair of Research in the Department of Surgery at the University of Ottawa, Director of Research for the Ottawa Division of Thoracic Surgery, President of the Canadian Association of Thoracic Surgeons, as well as Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Therapeutic Monitoring Systems Inc. Dr. Seely’s education includes undergraduate honors in physics at Carleton University, followed by medical school, general surgery training, and a doctoral degree in basic science from McGill University, and thoracic surgery and critical care medicine training at the University of Ottawa. Dr. Seely’s scholarly interests include 1) theoretical research exploring the clinical insights of complex systems science (e.g. emergence, uncertainty, and dissipation); 2) physiologic understanding of complex biologic variability; 3) applied research monitoring multiorgan variability during exercise, onset, and resolution of infection, prediction of the likelihood of organ donation success following Donation after Circulatory Death (DCD), critical illness and weaning; and 4) development and implementation of a systematic means to continuously monitor all adverse events after all surgery, as well as provide feedback of that information to improve surgical care.

Dr. Seely has supervised several graduate students and built research teams, has published over 145 peer-reviewed papers, presents annually at international meetings, and has been awarded over $8.7 M in competitive grant funding. He shares his family life with Kathy Patterson and their daughters Phoebe and Ruby in Ottawa.

Bio from http://www.ohri.ca/profile/aseely

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