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Home > TERATEC FORUM > Workshops > Workshop 4
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TERATEC 2025 Forum |
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HPC, AI and quantum digital technologies in healthcare
Chaired by Yves Vandenbrouck, Research Director, CEA
and Christian Saguez, Co-founder and Honorary Chairman, Teratec
Unite ecosystem players to free up secondary use of healthcare data
By Stéphanie Allassonnière, University Professor Faculty of Medicine, Université Paris Cité
A great deal of progress has been made in recent years in the secondary use of healthcare data. All players are aware of the importance of healthcare data. They also know that health data must be properly structured, with appropriate infrastructures, if it is to be optimally reused, and significant investments have been made in this area. Finally, everyone knows, and now assumes, that the logic of opening up and sharing this data will advance science, research and healthcare. We have to admit, however, that this progress cannot mask the “glass half empty”, with long, complex and costly data access processes, but also a collective culture which, all too often, still means that we don't do everything together to make the sharing of healthcare data smoother and faster. This is certainly a question of responsibility for the system - and therefore of the need to make changes to it - but it is also a question of responsibility for each of the players involved, who must confidently commit themselves to a logic and culture of openness and sharing that is not yet sufficiently present.
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Biography: Stéphanie Allassonnière is Professor of Applied Mathematics at the School of Medicine, Université Paris Cité and University's Vice-President in charge of research economical transfer and industrial partnerships. She obtained her PhD in applied mathematics, and then spent a year as a postdoctoral fellow at the Center for Imaging Science at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore. She then joined the Applied Mathematics department at Ecole Polytechnique as an assistant professor and moved to the School of Medicine at Université Paris Descartes in 2016 as full Professor, (now Université Paris Cité). Her research focuses on generative statistical modelling (GenAI) of medical databases in order to design decision support systems and accelerate clinical research. These researches were granted a PR[AI]RIE chaire and she is also deputy director of this AI institute. She is involved in a range of medical and engineering training courses and is deputy director of the AI and Health department at the UPCité medical school, which runs the Diplôme Universitaire in AI and Health. She is also co-founder of Sonio, a start-up offering a support tool to help practitioners monitor pregnancy, women's and children's health, and reassure families. |
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