grand rounds: What 21st-century medicine should be: catalyzed by the Million Patient Project and Unique COVID-19 Clinic Study
What 21st-century medicine should be: catalyzed by the Million Patient Project and Unique COVID-19 Clinic Study
Originally presented on March 31, 2021
Presented by:
Leroy Hood, MD, PhD-Senior Vice President and Chief Science Officer, Providence St. Joseph Health; Chief Strategy Officer, Professor, Institute for Systems Biology
Apostolos Psychogios, MD, FACMGG-Associate Professor of Pediatrics, WSU BSOM; Chief of Genetics and Clinical Genetics, Dayton Children’s Hospital
Kalliopi Trachana, PhD-Program Manager, Institute for Systems Biology
Objectives:
- Introduce the vision of 21st-century medicine and how we will execute it (Million Patient Project).
- Cite successful proof-of-concept projects, including ISB/Providence’s COVID-19 work.
- Illustrate how we can shift to 21st-century Genomic Medicine and provide cutting-edge preventive care for our communities.
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