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[DTHLab.org our work] The DTH-Lab is a global consortium 🌍 that will bring youth together with policymakers, technology companies and other stakeholders to drive change in three areas: - Digital first health systems - Digital and data governance - Digital determinants of health 📖 Read more about our work, and about our three focus areas at DTHLab.org/our-work!

Principal Scientist Vincent Willey shares three ways the Healthcare Integrated Research Database (HIRD) is unique and why these are essential for generating actionable real-world evidence. Download the HIRD technical white paper to learn more: https://bit.ly/3vHpaff #RWE #RWD #whitepaper

Conducting health services research requires access to longitudinal data on a variety of health care topics. A new report from the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) highlights 36 projects that offer resources developed for researchers by researchers to support patient-centered outcomes research (PCOR). Funded by the Office of the Secretary’s Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Trust Fund (#OSPCORTF), projects are working to strengthen data infrastructure by addressing data needs for priority topic areas, developing data standards and data linkage methods, improving data access and interoperability, and building capacity for generating patient-centered evidence. Learn more about these projects and see how they can support your work in the OS-PCORTF 2023 Annual Portfolio Report here: https://lnkd.in/eyz6aA-w

Real-world intelligence on patient diversity and social drivers of health is crucial for life sciences organizations aiming to achieve diversity goals in their studies. The challenge lies in the difficulty researchers face in collecting and interpreting SDOH data effectively. Diverse and representative data is a key component for the success of any study. Our team has recently outlined strategies to help ensure that your study meets its diversity objectives. Learn more about powering diverse and representative clinical planning and protocols here: https://lnkd.in/euUYFPmu

NEW ASPE OS-PCORTF Report Highlights Projects Advancing Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Data Capacity Conducting health services research requires access to longitudinal data on a variety of health care topics. A new report from the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) highlights 36 projects that offer resources developed for researchers by researchers to support patient-centered outcomes research (PCOR). Funded by the Office of the Secretary’s Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Trust Fund (OS-PCORTF), projects are working to strengthen data infrastructure by addressing data needs for priority topic areas, developing data standards and data linkage methods, improving data access and interoperability, and building capacity for generating patient-centered evidence. Learn more about these projects and see how they can support your work in the OS-PCORTF 2023 Annual Portfolio Report here: https://lnkd.in/eyz6aA-w

Another great way of demonstrating the value of the L7 Informatics L7|ESP platform - Environmental Monitoring for #publichealth #environmentalmonitoring #datacollection #workflows #L7ESP #wastewatermonitoring #workfloworchestration #datacontexualization #pandemicpreparedness #pandemic

NEW ITUP Issue Brief! The latest from ITUP highlights the critical role of accessible and equitable data policy and infrastructure in the success of California's Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal (#CalAIM) Initiative. Read more: https://ow.ly/9lSl50R8TXA

The velocity in which AI has become a topic of conversation across all facets of life is outstanding. It will be fascinating to see what transpires over the next 18 to 24 months. Business and legal counsel need to adapt quickly, and understand how to navigate these waters. #aiadoption #aicompliance #legalcounsel #legalcompliance #digitalbusinesstransformation Hirschler

Learn about improving data accuracy and accessibility with the L7 ESP platform!

Perfect timing getting to the #ATANexus conference. Deep discussion with Caroline Pearson led by none other then Joseph Kvedar. And yes the topic is the well debated Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI) first report. If others here listening in, please add your comments. So far what I took out of the convo: - Speed was of the essence (hence no peer review??) - Was not a marketing ploy - Design of evidence matters - Focus on underserved populations is missing - Lessons learned: Explain the rigor in the methodology better