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Stanford University
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Health Informatics | Health Information Management | Health Information Technology | Healthcare Administration | Healthcare Management | Artificial Intelligence | Data Analysis | Data Analytics | Data Management | Data Processing Technology | Data Science | Database Administrator Studies | Database Architecture | Database Management | Information Systems | Information Systems Management | Information Technology | Network Administration | Network Design | Network Security | Software Development | Software Engineering | Software Testing | Systems Administration | Systems Analysis | Systems Design | Telecommunications | User Experience Design | User Interface Design | Web Design | Web Development
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Information and Communication Technologies | Health
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English
About Program

Program Overview

Programs

The Stanford Mussallem Center for Biodesign offers various programs, including:


  • Fellowships
  • Stanford Courses
  • Executive Education
  • Global Programs
  • Grants

Education

Education and experiential learning are core to the mission in the digital health domain. The full-time Innovation Fellows receive a custom didactic curriculum, combined with hands-on mentorship related to the rapid developments in artificial intelligence, large language models, health data interoperability, and more. Two courses are offered for Stanford undergraduate and graduate students:


  • Biodesign for Digital Health (BIOE273 / MED273) in the Fall quarter
  • Building for Digital Health (CS342) in the Winter quarter

Experimentation

The Stanford Biodesign digital health team created Stanford Spezi: an open-source framework for building modular, interoperable, and scalable digital health applications, tailored for research and clinical environments. It has been used on more than 20 projects by the research community at Stanford and beyond.


Translation

The group designs, develops, and implements digital health projects in partnership with academic clinicians, researchers, and informatics professionals from Stanford Medicine and beyond. Proposals are welcomed to collaborate on projects with the potential for outcomes that benefit patients or advance medical knowledge in the field.


Leadership Team

The leadership team includes:


  • Oliver Aalami, Director, Digital Health
  • Michelle de Haaff, Assistant Director, Digital Health
  • Vishnu Ravi, Lead Architect, Building for Digital Health
  • Paul Schmiedmayer, Assistant Director, Digital Health Lead, Artificial Intelligence
  • Ryan VanWert, Associate Director, Digital Health
  • Aydin Zahedivash, Clinical Informatics Lead

Our Impact

The impact of the programs includes:


  • Million+ Patients Helped
  • Stories & Spotlights
  • Technologies
  • Companies
  • Trainee Outcomes
  • Our Fellows

About Us

Information about the organization includes:


  • Purpose & Values
  • Diversity
  • Timeline & History
  • Setting
  • Process
  • Team

News & Events

News and events include:


  • News Archive
  • Sign-Up for Alerts
  • Past Recorded Events
  • Health Technology Showcase

Giving

Giving opportunities include:


  • Philanthropic Donors
  • Industry Sponsors
  • Annual Reports
  • Promise Program

Resources

Resources include:


  • Learning
  • Alumni Association
  • Careers
  • Directory

Non-Discrimination

Stanford complies with all applicable civil rights laws and does not engage in illegal preferences or discrimination. Stanford's Non-Discrimination Policy is available.


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