tions. To this end, an algorithm for detecting adverse drug interactions is to be tested in two multicenter studies at 15 university hospitals....
Work on the GeMTeX method platform, a project of the Medical Informatics Initiative (MII), has already been underway for six months. On November 20 and 21, 2023, around 30 GeMTeX employees met at the Faculty of Medicine at the Technical University of Munich to discuss...
Under the motto "Use health data, strengthen research, improve therapies", the Medical Informatics Initiative (MII) invites project participants and other interested parties from medicine, research, healthcare, politics, patient representation and industry to the MII Symposium in Berlin at the Kaiserin-Friedrich-Stiftung on December 13th. At the...
Today is World Boss Day! We took the opportunity to talk to the head of our consortium. ...
Work on the GeMTeX method platform, a project of the Medical Informatics Initiative (MII) for processing clinical patient care texts, has been underway for several months. Now, at the end of September, about 40 GeMTeX contributors met in a web meeting to discuss the first...
The work on the INTERPOLAR Drug Therapy Safety Project is gathering pace: On September 15th, more than 70 collaborators met for the third time this year in a web meeting for the INTERPOLAR Day. The main topic of the meeting was the current status of...
On August 30th, the third SMITH closed meeting of this year took place. More than 80 employees from all sites participated in the web conference. The main topics were the status quo in the Data Integration Centers (DIC) and their strategic orientation under the cooperation...
In our latest "5 Questions for" interview, Roland Ihle and Anja share their findings from the HELP study....
How can clinical documents be used for automatic language processing? What are the challenges? How can clinicians and researchers use a corpus of medical texts? Christina Lohr and Luise Modersohn, research assistants in the GeMTeX project, answer these questions in an interview....
Clinical texts from routine care, such as doctors' letters, contain a treasure trove of data that is very valuable for research and clinical practice. The GeMTeX project aims to make this treasure accessible by preparing patient care texts for automatic language processing. The GeMTeX project...