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SIIM
- Hackathon https://siim.org/page/hacking_healthcare
- Starts on Wednesday
- Ideas: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19tWRF7e_zwDvFsXIneAuLHAcImYTxjGi0cIkZDcXFOY/edit#gid=509659304
- Panel discussion on Generative AI / ChatGPT
- Who is attending in person?
- Chris Hafey
- Simon Rascovsky
- Brad Genereaux
- Khaled Younis
- Hackathon https://siim.org/page/hacking_healthcare
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Radiology Report structuring with GPT-4
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NCI's De-Id workshop
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Cloud Native https://siim.org/page/SIIM23_3015
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What does it mean?
- HITECH recommends that the location of data must be known - how does this work in a cloud setting?
- Customers have difficulty explaining what it is
- Spectrum
- One extreme - not cloud native (lift and shift)
- Another extreme - all managed services
- Reality - somewhere in between
- Depends on who is asking - a developer? a radiologists? an HIT employee?
- Geographic distribution of resources - for increased availability
- Customers mainly want reliability and scalability from cloud / cloud native
- Availablity, using micro services
- One thing that IS NOT cloud native in medical imaging
- DICOM DIMSE / Port 104 - must use web protocols (HTTP)
- Can a customer buy a service, import DICOM and everything is managed by vendor going forward
- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/whitepapers/latest/aws-overview/six-advantages-of-cloud-computing.html
- Lots of confusion from customers about what this is
- Resources - cloud vendor frameworks
- "An advantage might be if two health systems are cloud based, then merging might be easier."
- "having per-customer deployments is probably a sign of poor cloud integration as well"
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Why is it important?
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How can I tell if a solution is cloud native?
- SLA for data access
- Multi-cloud solutions
- Where the infrastructure is installed and managed - vendor account, your account or hybrid?
- AWS Well Architecture Review
- Are software updates automated or scheduled?
- How frequently is the software updated?
- Does the solution use commercial enterprise databases (SQL Server, Oracle) or cloud vendor provided databases?
- Does the solution use more than one database?
- Does the solution use object storage (AWS S3) or file/block storage?
- Does the solution leverage and expose cloud vendor provided identity and access control (AWS IAM)?
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