Istanbul, Türkiye
I am a clinician-led digital health innovator working at the intersection of clinical practice, artificial intelligence, and product-led software development. At Johns Hopkins Medicine – Anadolu Medical Center, I contribute to medication safety, insulin infusion management, evidence-based practice, and endocrine tumour board coordination. My focus is on translating high-risk clinical workflows into practical digital tools that improve protocol adherence, reduce medication-related risk, and support safer clinical decision-making. My work includes AI-enabled and web-based clinical decision support systems, healthcare workflow applications, research coordination platforms, and patient education tools built from real frontline needs in intensive care, diabetes care, and hospital-based practice. I am particularly interested in responsible AI, patient safety, and clinically meaningful digital innovation, with selected public projects and code available on my GitHub portfolio: https://github.com/gurkancamok
I work at the intersection of diabetes care, medication safety and digital health, focusing on high-risk insulin-related workflows and clinical decision support. I designed and developed digital tools supporting insulin infusion safety, protocol adherence, diabetes patient education and medication-related risk reduction. My work includes translating real clinical workflow problems into practical, web-based solutions that support safer and more standardized care processes.
I support evidence-based practice, scientific study coordination and quality improvement project development across clinical teams. I developed structured digital tools to help transform clinical observations, research ideas and improvement topics into more visible, organized and trackable project workflows.
As Clinical Board Coordinator for the Endocrine Tumour Board, I coordinate multidisciplinary clinical workflows involving complex endocrine oncology cases. This role strengthens my understanding of structured clinical pathways, cross-functional decision-making, documentation quality and the need for reliable digital systems to support complex care coordination. My experience in tumour board coordination informs my work in designing digital health tools for structured clinical workflows and safer decision-making processes.
As a part-time lecturer, I contribute to academic teaching at the intersection of clinical practice, research methodology and healthcare innovation. This role supports my broader work in translating clinical knowledge, evidence-based practice and digital health perspectives into educational and professional development settings.