Jake Ormond has a background in neuroscience and artificial intelligence, particularly for healthcare applications. With a PhD in Neuroscience from the University of Toronto and over 15 years of research experience spanning institutions like Imperial College London, the Sainsbury Wellcome Centre, and RIKEN in Japan, Jake has made significant contributions to understanding neural circuits and behavior. His work includes multiple high-impact publications on hippocampal activity and synaptic processes.
My project "AI Clinician for Paediatric Sepsis" focuses on developing an artificial intelligence-based recommendation system for the treatment of sepsis in pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) patients. Based on previous research in the Faisal lab on the AI clinician, the data for the study is sourced from several participating PICUs, located in London, UK, and the United States. These datasets encompass various types of information collected or generated at regular intervals during a patient’s stay, including vital signs, laboratory results, medication dosages, and demographic details. The ultimate objective of the project is to create a system that can be implemented in PICUs, providing clinicians with real-time recommendations to support decision-making and ensure optimal care for pediatric patients suffering from sepsis.