Charles Kassardjian
Assistant Professor
Division of Neurology
Department of Medicine, University of Toronto;Temerty Centre for Al Research and Education in Medicine, Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto;Division of Neurology, Department of Medicine, St. Michael’s Hospital;Neurology Quality and Innovation Lab
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My main clinical area of interest is in genetic and autoimmune neuromuscular diseases. Individually, these diseases are rare, but as a group they are not uncommon. However, rare diseases and their complications are difficult to track prospectively. Clinical databases are expensive and time-consuming to update, preventing many physicians from contributing, and limiting the quality and breadth of research. Administrative databases are flawed because there are no reliable diagnostic codes to pick out specific patient populations. This hinders important QI work, such that we cannot reliably answer critically important clinical questions.
I have a track of record of successful research and QI work, looking at novel questions that have been rarely asked in the literature but are of practical importance (such as how to manage infections or fractures in immunosuppressed neuromuscular patients). I believe that using AI methods such as natural language processing, would allow us to answer these questions, in turn improving patient safety, reducing wasted time and unnecessary testing, and allowing for more individualized care for patients with rare diseases. I am keen to contribute and learn these techniques.
I have a track of record of successful research and QI work, looking at novel questions that have been rarely asked in the literature but are of practical importance (such as how to manage infections or fractures in immunosuppressed neuromuscular patients). I believe that using AI methods such as natural language processing, would allow us to answer these questions, in turn improving patient safety, reducing wasted time and unnecessary testing, and allowing for more individualized care for patients with rare diseases. I am keen to contribute and learn these techniques.
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Lora Stepanian,Ruple S. Laughlin, Corey Bacher,Aaron Izenberg,Victoria Hodgkinson, Adrienna Dyck,Ari Breiner,Charles D. Kassardjian
Muscle & nerve (2024)
Sabrina Campbell, Monish Ahluwalia, Jamsheed Desai,Houman Khosravani,Sara B Mitchell,Charles D Kassardjian
SAGE open medicine (2024): 20503121241293165-20503121241293165
Lauren Hophing, Tiffany Tse, Nicole Naimer,Mario Masellis,Saira S. Mirza,Aaron Izenberg,Houman Khosravani,Charles D. Kassardjian,Sara B. Mitchell
Neurology Clinical Practiceno. 6 (2024)
Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences / Journal Canadien des Sciences Neurologiquesno. s2 (2023)
Neurologyno. 17_supplement_2 (2023)
Journal of the Neurological Sciences (2023): 122528-122528
NEUROLOGYno. 17 (2023)
CD Foster, M Yaraskavitch, E Barrett, S Peters, C Bencsik, J Burton,KM Chapman,GS Gilmour, D Martino, SB Mitchell,C Kassardjian,H Khosravani,K Sauro,DF Tang-Wai,S Wiebe,LJ Cooke
Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences / Journal Canadien des Sciences Neurologiquesno. s2 (2023)
Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences / Journal Canadien des Sciences Neurologiquesno. s2 (2023)
Rajendram, Phavalan, Fox, Krystal, Sivanandan, Brindan,Selchen, Daniel,Kassardjian, Charles D.,Saposnik, Gustavo
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#Citation: 807
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Sociability: 6
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