not sure if its more upsetting that this policy even existed or that its under the guise of reducing avoidable ED use. if that were the goal, pulling the rug from under patients def not the way to go! try pt. education management of ambulatory care sensitive conditions instead!

Some non-research highlights from #CORS2021 days 2&3! -educators on AI/ML’s place in OR curriculums (ft. survey results from attendees)! panelists from @UMontrealDIRO, @iveybusiness, @uoftengineering, @WaterlooENG took a deep dive on the tension of how to add innovative… (1/X)

do get reviewed by one shared interdisciplinary peer review committee though🤔… Regardless, exciting news for collaboration driven researchers! (3/3)

A few personal #CORS2021 Day 1 highlights: -@phebe_vayanos on AI/OR for social good! for those w/ "use-inspired" research mindsets and that strive to make real world impact, this was the session for you! (s/o to all the other applied researchers out there!) (1/X)

-During the Canadian Healthcare Optimization Workshop: @SPOClab’s on how explainable AI is going to be the norm/expectation moving forward in healthcare (if it isn’t already) and how “the right to explanation” is already being formalized in AI/ML regulatory documents! (2/X)