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S4-5.6 – From the VAULT: Patient Follow-Up Challenges in Modeling NASH Diagnostics

This episode From the Vault comes from Season 3, Episode 39.4. Ian Rowe’s decision curve model does an excellent job of modeling the success rate and cost effectiveness of modeling early NASH diagnosis. However, as Louise Campbell points out, simply getting the patient diagnosed does not mean therapeutic success, which has implications for the early diagnosis model and broader patient management issues.

January 29, 2023

S4-5.5 – Wrap-Up on Data Aggregation and Transparency, Patient Feedback and More

Tim Jobson of Predictive Health Intelligence joins the podcast to introduce analyzing historic blood test results to identify those at risk of Fatty Liver disease. In this final conversation, panelists revisit themes of data aggregation, data transparency, patient feedback and more. Surf on to listen to their concluding remarks and learn about the future of the project.

January 29, 2023

S4-5.4 – Patient Data: Security Issues and Proactivity for Empowerment

Tim Jobson of Predictive Health Intelligence joins the podcast to introduce analyzing historic blood test results to identify those at risk of Fatty Liver disease. In this conversation, panelists focus on the dual issues of patient data security and proactivity for better health outcomes.

January 29, 2023

S4-5.3 – Predictive Health Intelligence: Exploring Areas of Application

Tim Jobson of Predictive Health Intelligence joins the podcast to introduce analyzing historic blood test results to identify those at risk of Fatty Liver disease. In this conversation, panelists explore various areas of application where the Predictive Health tool may be of significant value.

January 28, 2023

S4-5.2 – How the Predictive Health System Works: Algorithms and Economic Pressures

Tim Jobson of Predictive Health Intelligence joins the podcast to introduce analyzing historic blood test results to identify those at risk of Fatty Liver disease. In this conversation, he fields questions from the co-hosts around how the system fundamentally works and its economic value proposition to the NHS.

January 28, 2023

S4-5.1 – Creating a “Combined Informatics and Clinical Program”

Tim Jobson of Predictive Health Intelligence joins the podcast to introduce analyzing historic blood test results to identify those at risk of Fatty Liver disease. In this conversation, he shares insights from creating a “combined informatics and clinical program simultaneously.”

January 28, 2023

S4-5 – Predictive Health Intelligence: Using Historic Blood Test Results to Identify Risk of Fatty Liver

In this episode, Tim Jobson, founder of Predictive Health Intelligence, joins the co-hosts to discuss analyzing historic blood test results to identify those at risk of Fatty Liver disease. He shares insights from building a project which is a “combined informatics and clinical program simultaneously,” all while fielding questions from Jörn Schattenberg, Louise Campbell and Roger Green on a subject particularly pertinent to the podcast.

January 25, 2023

S4-4.6 – Donna Cryer on Aligning Regulatory Science and Expanding Avenues for Advocacy

Surfing NASH highlights key moments from its coverage of a watershed moment for Fatty Liver at NASH-TAG 2023. In this conversation, Donna Cryer and Roger Green share impressions from the regulatory viewpoint.

January 22, 2023

S4-4.5 – Patient Advocates on “Getting the Message Out” as Approval of Drugs Approaches

Surfing NASH highlights key moments from its coverage of a watershed moment for Fatty Liver at NASH-TAG 2023. In this conversation, patient advocates Michael Betel and Tony Villiotti join Louise Campbell and Roger Green to share impressions from a momentous conference.

January 22, 2023

S4-4.4 – NASH-TAG 2023: Emerging Optimism from a Watershed Moment

This week’s conversation series continues on the theme of reviewing NASH-TAG 2023, a watershed moment for Fatty Liver disease. For this wrap-up feature, Amy Articolo and Naim Alkhouri join Jörn Schattenberg and Roger Green to illustrate their enthusiasm coming out of the conference.

January 22, 2023

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S4-5.6 – From the VAULT: Patient Follow-Up Challenges in Modeling NASH Diagnostics

S4-5.5 – Wrap-Up on Data Aggregation and Transparency, Patient Feedback and More

S4-5.4 – Patient Data: Security Issues and Proactivity for Empowerment

S4-5.3 – Predictive Health Intelligence: Exploring Areas of Application

S4-5.2 – How the Predictive Health System Works: Algorithms and Economic Pressures

S4-5.1 – Creating a “Combined Informatics and Clinical Program”

S4-5 – Predictive Health Intelligence: Using Historic Blood Test Results to Identify Risk of Fatty Liver

S4-4.6 – Donna Cryer on Aligning Regulatory Science and Expanding Avenues for Advocacy

S4-4.5 – Patient Advocates on “Getting the Message Out” as Approval of Drugs Approaches

S4-4.4 – NASH-TAG 2023: Emerging Optimism from a Watershed Moment

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S4-5.6 – From the VAULT: Patient Follow-Up Challenges in Modeling NASH Diagnostics

S4-5.5 – Wrap-Up on Data Aggregation and Transparency, Patient Feedback and More

S4-5.4 – Patient Data: Security Issues and Proactivity for Empowerment

S4-5.3 – Predictive Health Intelligence: Exploring Areas of Application

S4-5.2 – How the Predictive Health System Works: Algorithms and Economic Pressures

S4-5.1 – Creating a “Combined Informatics and Clinical Program”

S4-5 – Predictive Health Intelligence: Using Historic Blood Test Results to Identify Risk of Fatty Liver

S4-4.6 – Donna Cryer on Aligning Regulatory Science and Expanding Avenues for Advocacy

S4-4.5 – Patient Advocates on “Getting the Message Out” as Approval of Drugs Approaches

S4-4.4 – NASH-TAG 2023: Emerging Optimism from a Watershed Moment

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