The webinar videos:
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1. Data science skills for applied health and care research
1. Methodological challenges and limitations of large-scale volunteer research cohorts
3. Health Data Science and the art of statistics
4. Health DataFiT update
5. Data science careers and training in NHS England (NHSE)
6. A recent graduate’s experience of moving into the health data science workplace
7. Experience of training for a career in health data science from the perspective of a clinical academic
8. Discussion, questions and round-up
Date 22 January 2025
Join us on Wednesday 22nd January 2025 at 10am to contribute to the discussion and debate around skills training and gaps in applied health and care data science research.
Our invited speakers include:
Prof Carol Brayne, [cph.cam.ac.uk] Emeritus Professor of Public Health Medicine, University of Cambridge
Prof Andy Vail, Professor of Clinical Biostatistics, University of Manchester
Dr Sarah Culkin [uk.linkedin.com], Deputy Director of Data Science, NHS England
Precious-Gift Alele [lida.leeds.ac.uk], Data Scientist, Leeds Institute of Data Analytics Data Scientist Development Programme, University of Leeds
Dr Jonathan Batty, Wellcome Clinical PhD Fellow & Cardiology Specialist Registrar, University of Leeds
The presenters bring a range of perspectives from across the field of applied health and care data science research and will cover:
- Methodological challenges for the robust and generalisable use of health and care data (including limitations with the use of large-scale volunteer cohort studies and the importance of training and expertise in statistical reasoning)
- Experiences of students and professionals delivering, receiving, or seeking training
- Findings from the HealthDataFiT survey/interview project exploring health data science training needs and gaps across the UK(work led through the NIHR Methodology Incubator Health Data Science Workstream and presented by Ruth Evans [medicinehealth.leeds.ac.uk] and Zoe Hancox [eps.leeds.ac.uk])
- Considerations for how training and education is being delivered and should evolve.
Session organisers:
Prof Jenny Hewison
Dr Kate Absolom
Ruth Evans
Zoe HancoxFrom the University of Leeds
To register to attend the webinar please follow this link: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/055fc605-80f8-46d7-bb75-48a61c1af1d4@9c5012c9-b616-44c2-a917-66814fbe3e87
Deadline for registration: Monday 20th January 2025
Agenda
| Timing | Speakers
Session chair: Dr Kate Absolom, Associate Professor of Applied Health Research, University of Leeds |
Session overview | ||
| 10:00-10:10 | Prof Jenny Hewison
Professor of Psychology and Healthcare, University of Leeds |
Welcome and introduction | ||
| 10:10-10:30 | Prof Carol Brayne
Emeritus Professor of Public Health Medicine, University of Cambridge |
Methodological challenges and limitations of large-scale volunteer research cohorts | ||
| 10:30-10:50 | Prof Andy Vail
Professor of Clinical Biostatistics, University of Manchester |
Health Data Science and the art of statistics | ||
| 10:50-11.10 | Ruth Evans
Lecturer in Health Informatics and Data Science, University of Leeds
Postgraduate Researcher, UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training in Artificial Intelligence for Medical Diagnosis and Care, University of Leeds |
HealthDataFiT update: Survey/interview project exploring health data science training needs and gaps across the UK (led through the NIHR Methodology Incubator Health Data Science Workstream) | ||
| 11:10-11:20 | Comfort break | |||
| 11:20-11:40
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Dr Sarah Culkin
Deputy Director of Data Science, NHS England
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Data science careers and training in NHS England (NHSE): Defining roles and competencies | ||
| 11:40-11:50 | Precious-Gift Alele
Data Scientist, Leeds Institute of Data Analytics Data Scientist Development Programme, University of Leeds |
A recent graduate’s experience of moving into the health data science workplace. | ||
| 11:50-12:10 | Dr Jonathan Batty
Wellcome Clinical PhD Fellow & Cardiology Specialist Registrar
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Experience of training for a career in health data science from the perspective of a clinical academic. | ||
| 12:10-12:30 | Prof Jenny Hewison
Dr Kate Absolom All speakers |
Discussion, questions and round-up | ||
