Personalized Medicine, Powered by Clojure
summary
PREDICT becomes a clinical genotyping pipeline that moves from a quick Ruby on Rails launch to a full rewrite in Clojure, adding an HL7 listener (initially Erlang), queuing via RabbitMQ, and a standalone log book service to replace handwritten ledgers. The lab ships ~12,000 samples in three years and >10,000 patients get genotyped; the Clojure components cut code size, integrate with enterprise Java plans, handle real-time HL7 ingestion, and are ready for production deployment.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:305 Discoveries That Will Change The Future of Organ Transplants
- 1:21Japanese stem cell experts make liver growth breakthrough
- 2:54So how did it end up behind the counter at Walgreens?!?
- 4:25INR - Therapeutic Range
- 5:09The Warfarin Hypothesis
- 6:03Fast-forward a Decade
- 9:13In the Cancer Space
- 14:16Time to Code
- 24:59Round-trip Research
- 26:28PREDICT Challenges
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