Dr. Maya Yiadom was recently featured on EMRA*Cast’s Bridging Health and Humanity podcast, in conversation with host Natalie Hernandez on the evolving role of artificial intelligence in emergency care. Dr. Yiadom discussed AI tools already in use across emergency departments — from predictive analytics to ambient scribes — and made the case for designing AI around clinical workflows rather than

The HSR-DCC is proud to share the publication of In vivo clinical effectiveness of artificial intelligence screening for acute coronary syndrome: testing real-world performance in BMJ Digital Health & AI. Congratulations to authors Gabrielle Bunney, Kate Miller, Keejeong Ryu, Anna Graber-Naidich, Alexander Wessels, Melissa Pasao, Marium Rizvi, Ian Brown, and Maame Yaa A. B. Yiadom for this important contribution to

Dr. Maya Yiadom recently presented at Convergence, Stanford’s IT, Data Privacy, and Cybersecurity Conference! The session focused on institutional considerations for clinical AI research, including legal, patient data privacy, ethics, and cybersecurity requirements involved in developing and training AI models. The discussion also highlighted ongoing challenges and opportunities to streamline administrative approval processes to better align with the pace of

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

Thank you to Dr. David Hindin for having Drs. Maya Yiadom and Gabrielle Bunney as early guests on the “First in Human” podcast to share their experiences using AI to save lives–and hearts–from heart attacks. Now out on Apple Podcasts and Spotify–take a listen!  

Congratulations to Sean Bloos, Lead Intern with the HSR-DCC, for matching with Anesthesiology at Vanderbilt. We are so proud of you!

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.

Dr. Maame Yaa Yiadom speaks on a panel with Jewel, Arianna Huffington, and Henry Timms on “AI for Societal Benefit” at ThinkHealth.