HSR-DCC’s Drs. Maya Yiadom, Gabrielle Bunney and Shashank Ravi traveled to Geneva, Switzerland last week to present and attend the International Hospital Federation’s 48th World Hospital Congress! They presented several key projects that have been central to the lab’s recent work.

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Sylvia Kreibig, who joined the HSR-DCC in June! Her extensive background in affective neuroscience, psychophysiology, and complex multimodal data analysis enriches our research mission and strengthens our interdisciplinary work. We are thrilled to have her join the team and to officially announce her!

HSR-DCC’s Dr. Maya Yiadom recently delivered virtual welcoming remarks from Stanford at the “Charité meets Denmark” digital health and AI event, held in Berlin, Germany on October 10. Through the HSR-DCC’s collaboration with Charité – University Medicine Berlin researchers Dr. Anna Slagman and Dr. Martin Möckel, the team was proud to support this Europe-wide initiative advancing innovation in digital health

The HSR-DCC Lab Team welcomes Ariadna Garcia, MS from the Stanford Quantitative Sciences Unit. Ariadna will serve as a Research Data Manager alongside our current QSU collaborators.

David Lei joins the HSR-DCC Lab as a Lab Student Intern. As a first-year medical student at Western University College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific, David will be working alongside our trainees and team, learning about clinical research processes and how to implement real-world healthcare improvements.

Dr. Maame Yaa Yiadom presents on leveraging equity optimization to improve clinical performance for all at ThinkHealth: AI for Health Communities in Arkansas on January 10, 2025.

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Dr. Jamie Lee, representing the Stanford ED Clinical Operations Team along with Meagan Moyer of the Stanford Healthcare Digital Health Team, present research results for the Stanford Emergency Department’s Virtual Visit Track Program at the International Hospital Federation conference in Rio de Janiero as an example of digital health transformation program in healthcare.

Dr. Maame Yaa Yiadom at the Digital Health 2024 Summit is featured in Waterloo News article, “Four takeaways from Digital Health 2024,” highlighting her discussion on digital health technologies and advances towards innovative care interventions using data analytics, in the Emergency Department at Stanford University.

Society for Academic Emergency Medicine’s Data Sciences Working Group during a meeting session, led by Dr. Maya Yiadom.