Bits to Breakthroughs brings together clinicians, data scientists and other stakeholders to work on questions in health, medicine and data. Explore previous editions of the study-a-thon and see how the programme has developed over the years.
The third Bits to Breakthroughs event focused on data-driven approaches in health and medicine, with a particular focus on sepsis.
The study-a-thon brought together complementary expertise around observational health data, causal and observational study design, OMOP data modelling and AI model development.
The day was built around specific research questions, practical discussion and open collaboration between clinicians, data scientists and other stakeholders.
The second Bits to Breakthroughs event focused on data-driven approaches in sepsis.
The symposium brought together professionals and experts working across sepsis, data science and health data semantics. The focus was on communication and collaboration across these areas, and on the challenges involved in moving from clinical data collection to useful research outcomes.
The event continued the Bits to Breakthroughs approach of bringing complementary expertise together and creating space to share experience and avoid duplicated effort.
The first Bits to Breakthroughs symposium introduced the study-a-thon format and focused on sepsis and infectiology.
The programme explored four stages in the path from clinical experience to research outcomes, featuring interactive workshop sessions, keynote talks, and networking.
Turning clinical reality into data that can be used for research.
Working with data and methods to identify useful patterns and answer research questions.
Using data science to develop new insights and approaches.
Connecting research outcomes back to clinical practice.