Szymon Wilk

Assistant Professor

Poznan University of Technology

Poland

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Dr. Szymon Wilk is an Assistant Professor at Poznan University of Technology in Poland. His research interests focus on telemedicine, eHealth, and digital transformation, with recent publications exploring topics such as symptom management in cancer patients, healthcare ontologies, and the application of AI in cancer management. His work also includes comparative studies on medical taxonomies and usability assessments of health applications.

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Manuel Ottaviano

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Martin Michalowski

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Articles (9)

Telemedicine, eHealth, and Digital Transformation in Poland (2014–2024): Trends, Specializations, and Systemic Implications

ATC-to-RxNorm mappings – A comparison between OHDSI Standardized Vocabularies and UMLS Metathesaurus

Usability and Usefulness of a Symptom Management Coaching System for Patients With Cancer Treated With Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors: Comparative Mixed Methods Study

Provision and evaluation of explanations within an automated planning-based approach to solving the multimorbidity problem

How can we reward you? A compliance and reward ontology (CaRO) for eliciting quantitative reward rules for engagement in mHealth app and healthy behaviors

SATO (IDEAS expAnded wiTh BCIO): Workflow for designers of patient-centered mobile health behaviour change intervention applications

Preface: AIME 2019

A review of AI and Data Science support for cancer management

Computer Tools to Analyze Lung CT Changes after Radiotherapy

Collaborators (5)

Ronald Cornet

Wojtek Michalowski

Manuel Ottaviano

Martin Michalowski

David Riaño

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