Here at Neo4j, we’re excited that Fred Trotter will be delivering a keynote at GraphConnect San Francisco! His talk, Hacking Healthcare with Neo4j, will cover his recent efforts with the open data set DocGraph. Here is an abstract of his talk:
Hacking Healthcare requires a really good model of the healthcare system. DocGraph is a graph of how healthcare providers collaborate in the United States, and is probably the largest named graph available to the public. It is exactly the kind of thing that is nightmare to work with in SQL and becomes pliable only when modeled and stored as graph data.
Learn more about DocGraph by reading this article or check out their website DocGraph.org.
Earlier this summer, he wrote an awesome article titled “Moving to the Open Health-care Graph” on the need for the healthcare industry to shift towards using a network graph approach to better model the healthcare system. Click here to read the article.
Fred frequently blogs including his recent post on “Doctors vs. Data” on O’Reilly’s Strata Blog and regularly tweets @fredtrotter. His biography is available on his website FredTrotter.com.
Check out all of the speakers on the GraphConnect SF agenda.
Want to also present at GraphConnect SF? Submit your idea for a lightning talk during our unconference sessions in the afternoon!
More information including registration is available at .
Looking forward to seeing you in October,
Adam
P.S. Register now with discount code BLOG50 for 50% off conference admission!
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Download My Ebook Learn more about DocGraph by reading this article or check out their website DocGraph.org.
Earlier this summer, he wrote an awesome article titled “Moving to the Open Health-care Graph” on the need for the healthcare industry to shift towards using a network graph approach to better model the healthcare system. Click here to read the article.
Fred frequently blogs including his recent post on “Doctors vs. Data” on O’Reilly’s Strata Blog and regularly tweets @fredtrotter. His biography is available on his website FredTrotter.com.
Check out all of the speakers on the GraphConnect SF agenda.
Want to also present at GraphConnect SF? Submit your idea for a lightning talk during our unconference sessions in the afternoon!
More information including registration is available at .
Looking forward to seeing you in October,
Adam
P.S. Register now with discount code BLOG50 for 50% off conference admission!
