Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Screen for Early-Stage Dementia and Other Risks

Join us for a live and interactive discussion with a team from Columbia University School of Nursing to learn about research and innovation using Using advanced natural language processing methods to improve risk models in home care. 

• Maryam Zolnoori PhD Assistant Professor of Health Sciences Research mt3315@cumc.columbia.edu
• Maxim Topaz PhD, MA, RN, FAAN Elizabeth Standish Gill Associate Professor of Nursing mt3315@cumc.columbia.edu

Chat Transcript

12:28:12     From Jitana Bagomolny : Great information! Thanks for sharing the personal impact with your aunt.

12:28:19     From Suzanne Barbero  to  Hosts and panelists : Fascinating

12:28:47     From Nader Alnomasy  to  Hosts and panelists : Thank you for sharing that. It is really informative presentation. Well done!

12:29:28     From Connie Assiff : Thinking of the implications on Telehealth and for those who cannot easily go to facilities to be evaluated

12:29:40     From Jose Ramos : https://luzs.gitlab.io/adresso-2021/

12:30:59     From Jose Ramos : Jose.Ramos@Kin-Keepers.com

12:39:56     From Andrew Malanowicz  to  Hosts and panelists : To what degree do you think vocal signs of dementia are universal vs different for different people with dialects or languages?

12:42:41     From Andrew Malanowicz  to  Hosts and panelists : Do different models need to be made for as many different types of people there are? and how do you categorize?

12:49:00     From Everette James  to  Hosts and panelists : Have you used smart speakers like Echo Dot in your studies?

12:49:00     From Jose Ramos : You can test your voice for MCI or Dementia for free at https://o2gventures.com/posttags/

12:50:44     From Jose Ramos : Please send your 184 features. Yes.

12:52:27     From Everette James  to  Hosts and panelists : Great work! Please send the features to ej@vestathome.com

12:58:36     From Steve Gurney - ProAging Community : Suzanna Gluck 12:52 PM 

NLP is one category of AI, how about something like Neural Networks for timeseries data like HR, HRV, sleep tracking, SPO2, do you have plans to combine these methods to stregthen a detection model during this grant? Or do you know of examples of people working on this in a healthcare setting?

13:00:21     From Connie Assiff : Wow!! Thank you for sharing this great and informative information!

13:00:29     From Nader Alnomasy : Thank you Max and Maryam for you presentation. I learned alot!

13:00:42     From Maryam Zolnoori : Thank you every one

13:00:50     From Jedry Gaitan Davila : Thank you all!

13:01:04     From TRACY BLAND : Thanks everybody!

13:01:12     From Suzanne Barbero  to  Hosts and panelists : Thank you - very interesting webinar.