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3. Heidelberg Spring Symposium Medical Informatics - Medical Information Systems for Innovative Research and Care

May 28, 2025, 12:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Venue: Marsilius-Arkaden at Heidelberg University Hospital, Im Neuenheimer Feld 130.1, 69120 Heidelberg
(On-site and Live-Internet-Broadcast)

Information systems are an important foundation for excellent patient care and research in medicine. Digital medicine can only be successfully implemented if excellent information systems are available. After the very successful Symposium 2024, we would like to promote scientific exchange in Europe and Germany on this topic and therefore cordially invite you to the 3rd Heidelberg Spring Symposium on Medical Informatics. Due to the great progress and medical relevance in this area, we focus on AI-enabled medical information systems with Large Language Models (LLMs) as well as Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs).
 
Please register here: Link for Registration

 PROGRAMM
11:30 a.m.Registration
12.00 p.m.First Session
12:00 p.m.Welcome
12:10 p.m.Keynote Talk: H.U. Prokosch (Erlangen): AI-enabled medical information systems: from scientific ideas to patient care
12:30 p.m.Lightning Talks
 

S. Lenz et al. (Mainz): An Open Benchmark for Assessing Large Language Models for German Tumor Documentation

F. Marton Csaszar et al. (Dresden): LLM-based document classification and parameter extraction pipeline for efficient information exchange in the German healthcare

P. Richter-Pechanski et al. (Heidelberg): Medication information extraction using local large language models

R. Noll et al. (Frankfurt): Enhancing Large Language Models for Structured Medical Documentation in German Healthcare

1:00 p.m.R. Keilhauer et al. (Kaiserslautern): Exploring Large Language Models for Automated Gait-Analysis
1:15 p.m.ePoster summaries
1:30 p.m.Lunch and ePoster
2:30 p.m.Second Session
2:30 p.m.S. Österle et al. (Basel): The SPHN Researcher Journey: Enabling Seamless Interoperability in Personalized Health Research
2:50 p.m.Lightning Talks
 

J. Schweer (Heidelberg): Current consent approaches to secondary research with patient data: Ethical challenges and outlook

E. Prochaska (Dresden): ICFx-WebApp als Anwendung zur Erfassung von Teilhabestörungen auf ICF-Basis

M. Jafarpour (Vienna): Integrating Patient-Reported Outcomes with FHIR: A Scalable and FAIR-Compliant Solution for EAV-Based Systems

M. Wolfien (Dresden): Enhancing Molecular Tumor Boards with User-Centered Visualizations - Embedding PROMs in cBioPortal

T. Kulvicius (Heidelberg): Multi-sensor approach for infant movement classification

3:30 p.m.A. Jouned et al. (Vienna): PROMOP: Integrating Patient-Reported Outcomes for Metastatic Breast Cancer into the OMOP Common Data Model
3:45 p.m.Selection of best contribution & Conclusion
From 4.00 p.m.Networking
 

ePoster

  • N. Freise et al. (Heilbronn and Heidelberg): IPROPS- Iterative Prompt Refinement for Optimizing Privacy-Preserving Synthetic Data Generation
  • M. Haghi et al. (Heidelberg): LSTM-based Emotion Recognition: A Comparative Study of Single-Signal and Multi-Sensor Fusion Approaches
  • AC. Hauschild et al. (Göttingen): Evaluating Transformer Models for ICD Code Embeddings in Predicting Clinical Outcomes
  • M. Hübner et al. (Berlin): Federated documentation and data use within NUM and EU project Screen4Care
  • L. Jahn et al. (Göttingen): Benchmarking methods for 2D infant pose estimation
  • M. Schiltenwolf (Berlin): Large Language Models in Mental Health Diagnostics: Performance Assessment in Symptom Identification and Interview Section Extraction
  • C. Schneider et al. (Wiener Neustadt): “Now, I understand!”: Digital support in 24-hour care – learnings from co-creating and friendly user testing
  • M. Seiferling et al. (Heidelberg): Unlocking German Clinical Text Data: Advanced De-Identification for LLM Training

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Scientific Committee

Prof. Dr. Martin Dugas, Heidelberg (Chair)
Prof. Dr. Petra Knaup-Gregori, Heidelberg (Co-Chair)
Prof. Dr. Fabian Prasser, Berlin
Prof. Dr. Ulrich Sax, Göttingen
Prof. Dr. Julian Varghese, Münster
Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Pryss, Würzburg
Prof. Dr. Jörg Becker, Münster
Prof. Dr. Kerstin Denecke, Bern
Prof. Dr. Toralf Kirsten, Leipzig
Prof. Dr. Martin Sedlmayr
Prof. Dr. Dr. Michael Marschollek, Hannover
Prof. Dr. Carsten Müller-Tidow, Heidelberg
Prof. Dr. Christoph Michalski, Heidelberg
Prof. Dr. Markus Weigand, Heidelberg
Prof. Dr. Benjamin Meder, Heidelberg
Prof. Dr. Felix Balzer, Berlin
Prof. Dr. Hannah Seidling, Heidelberg
Prof. Dr. Uta Merle, Heidelberg

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