AI Health Community of Practice
Experiential Learning and Research Hub at Duke and Beyond
AI Health’s Community of Practice is our home for engagement and project-based experiential learning both at Duke and beyond.
Photo: Group picture from the April 2023 Health Data Science Poster Showcase, directed by Shelley Rusincovitch.
Photo: Dr. Robert Califf speaking at the Duke+Data Science launch event on September 26, 2018.
The Community of Practice is a culmination of initiatives across multiple years, beginning with the early years of Duke Forge and its demonstration project program, the health data science internship program, and the +DS advanced projects program.
The Community of Practice hosts our annual poster showcase, bringing together members of the Duke community from across many different departments, centers, institutes, and initiatives. The showcase allows Duke to share their work in health data science, a broad discipline including statistics, informatics, machine learning, data engineering, implementation, process engineering, technology development, and applications.
Photo: Group picture from the December 2022 Health Data Science Poster Showcase, hosted by Ricardo Henao and Shelley Rusincovitch.
Photo: A lecture by Ricardo Henao at our Duke Machine Learning Summer School in June 2019.
AI Health’s Community of Practice also maintains our strong partnerships with groups across Duke including the Rhodes Information Initiative (iiD) and the Center for Computational Thinking (CCT) program.
We support hands-on quantitative design and collaborative engagement, both within the Duke community and beyond.
Photo: Michael Pencina and Shelley Rusincovitch at the April 2018 Forge Design Workshop, directed by Victoria Christian and Shelley Rusincovitch.
Photo: Rob Califf and Shelley Rusincovitch at the April 2018 Forge Design Workshop, directed by Victoria Christian and Shelley Rusincovitch.
AI Health’s Community of Practice program supports opportunities for learners of all levels to “learn by doing.”
Photo: Group picture at the April 2018 Health Data Science Intern Showcase, hosted by Robert Califf.
Photo: Group picture at the 2023 Health Data Science Poster Showcase, directed by Shelley Rusincovitch.
Recent Activity in the Community of Practice
Save the date for the third annual poster showcase
Virtual Symposium on AI Presented by DAISI (Duke NUS AI + Medical Sciences Initiative)
Scientific Writing Workshop Series Empowers Staff
Registration now open for the March 13-14 Duke Symposium on Fostering AI/ML Research for Health Equity and Learning Transformation (FAIR HEALTH™)
Advancing Healthcare Equity through AI/ML Innovation: Duke hosts FAIR HEALTH Workshop on Algorithmic Bias in Healthcare
Duke’s Quantitative Expertise Shines at the Health Data Science Poster Showcase
The Team
Andrew Olson
Whitney Welsh
Tiffany Torres
Jessica Johnstone
