Research interests
Author of the 2018 Impact Report on DELPHI, the Duke Environment for Learning and Promoting Health Innovation[7]
Anthony Lin
Fellow, Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology Fellowship
Current relationship
Fellow, Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology Fellowship
Current relationship
Anthony Lin is a Duke clinical cardiac electrophysiology fellow whose work connects arrhythmia care with clinical informatics. He plans to use informatics for disease phenotyping, risk stratification, and health care resource allocation for chronic cardiac arrhythmias. He attended Duke for college and medical school, joining the fencing team after arriving in 2009, and completed residency at the University of California, San Francisco. He began Duke’s Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship in 2022. Earlier Duke Institute for Health Innovation work included sepsis prediction and clinical-data infrastructure. Lin was raised in Beaverton, Oregon.
Hometown is Beaverton, Oregon
Was raised in Beaverton, Oregon
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Training includes Fellow, Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology Fellowship, Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship at Duke, Came to Duke for college in 2009 and joined the fencing team, and Attended Duke for university or college, plus 3 more records.
Explore education and trainingAs of 2022
As of 2009
Author of the 2018 Impact Report on DELPHI, the Duke Environment for Learning and Promoting Health Innovation[7]
Author of the 2018 Impact Report on implementation of deep learning technologies for sepsis management[8]
First author of the cited sepsis-care abstract[9]
Worked as part of a Duke Institute for Health Innovation team using retrospective health data to develop a sepsis prediction model[8]