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The N3Connect Bulletin aims to inform, connect, and engage members of the N3C community. The bulletin includes updates on community events, news, important announcements, and opportunities for involvement, as well as stories and profiles about N3C community members and their achievements. To join the N3Connect Bulletin mailing list, please visit https://bit.ly/JoinN3Connect
The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) released comprehensive new recommendations to promote user data privacy for both public and private sector entities, focusing on mitigating bias and maximizing efficiency in an equitable way. The “National Strategy to Advance Privacy-Preserving Data Sharing and Analytics1” establishes clear objectives to aid the research, development
Towards Examining the Impact of COVID-19 on Oral Healthcare with Ye Lin and Chen Liang: People affected by COVID-19 may be at elevated risk for oral conditions whereas the causes are not clear. The Oral Health Domain Team strives to understand the impact of COVID-19 and Long COVID on the clinical progression, outcomes, and treatment optimization for dental patients. Our prioritized research will
Temporal Trends in Rural-Urban COVID-19 Therapies and Outcomes from Alpha to Omicron with Jerrod Anzalone: After an initial urban wave, the COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately impacted rural communities. The N3C Rural Health Domain Team (https://covid.cd2h.org/rural-health) will present recent work examining temporal trends in rural-urban differences in frontline COVID-19 therapies and
The N3Connect Bulletin aims to inform, connect, and engage members of the N3C community. The bulletin includes updates on community events, news, important announcements, and opportunities for involvement, as well as stories and profiles about N3C community members and their achievements. To join the N3Connect Bulletin mailing list, please visit https://bit.ly/JoinN3Connect
Artificial Intelligence and other Data Science approaches have shown the potential to transform healthcare in recent years. Novel algorithms can now improve the interpretation of images, expedite diagnoses, suggest medications, and predict the development of diseases or complications. Availability of cancer-related diverse data sets including EHR, Genomics, PROs, Claims, Wearable, Imaging via the
Over the past year, N3C's Data Ingestion & Harmonization Team has developed two scorecards that will be sent to all 77 released sites on a biweekly basis. The site-specific scorecard will return data quality metrics and feedback for the individual site while the site comparison scorecard will return data quality metrics and feedback of that site compared to the rest of the sites in either the OMOP
A National CTSA Coordinating Center that established a foundation to provide access to medical record data, innovative tools, and a diverse group of researchers are foundational to achieve equity through the science of translation! The CTSA Community has created a number of innovative resources to facilitate national coordination of translational research and enable health equity, diversity and
Dr. Melissa Haendel and Dr. Jakob Seidlitz will present "2022 DataWorks! Grand Prize Winners: Innovations in Data Sharing and Reuse" at the monthly Data Sharing and Reuse Seminar on March 10, 2023 at 12 p.m. EDT.
Malnutrition significantly increased the risk of mortality and adverse hospital events in patients hospitalized with COVID-19. In the United States, current estimates suggest that 20-50% of hospitalized patients have malnutrition. Malnutrition is a condition that develops when the body lacks sufficient vitamins, minerals and other nutrients needed to maintain healthy tissues and organ function. In
The N3Community Forum is a place to learn about new COVID-related studies, papers, and opportunities. This event is held on a weekly basis and features one to two presentations from members of the N3C community on selected topics regarding their work with N3C. Each presentation is followed by a discussion session open to participants. Monday, October 31, 2022 at 2pm-3pm PT / 5pm-6pm ET 1st Topic
Access to medical record data, innovative tools, and a diverse group of researchers are foundational to achieve equity through the science of translation! The CTSA Community has created a number of innovative resources to facilitate translational research and enable health equity, diversity and SDoH inclusion in research. The Center for Data to Health’s infrastructure and community coordination
With over 10,000 known rare diseases collectively affecting nearly 10% of the population, rare disease patient populations represent unique and varied cohorts for the study of COVID. It can be challenging to identify rare diseases in medical record data but efforts are underway to address those issues. Bryan Laraway and Melissa Haendel presented initial exploratory findings from their work to
SDoH are the non-clinical covariates of how people live, grow, learn and age and relates to how people manage stressors or prevent worsening health outcomes. Progressively, data about patient-level SDoH are collected using clinical screening tools for social needs and social risk factors. CD2H has led multiple SDoH synergistic initiatives relating to overall improvement of SDoH encoding and
The attached files are provided to the CTSA Program Communications team for use in promoting and communication about the N3C.
Presented by CyncHealth, InterSystems, the Great Plains IDeA-CTR, Logica Health, the Nebraska Healthcare Collaborative, and the University of Nebraska Medical Center’s Biomedical Informatics Graduate Program. Tuesday, May 11, 2021 | 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM CST 8:30 AM | Introduction to Conference and Topics -James McClay, MD, MS, Director, GP IDeA-CTR Biomedical Informatics Core 9:00 AM | The Vision of
It has been well-documented that racial disparities exist in the incidence rates of people diagnosed with HIV. And separately, with the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic, the prevalence of the Non-Hispanic (NH) Black and Hispanic people being disproportionately diagnosed with the virus, and suffering higher mortality rates has also been a disturbing trend. A new study looked at the potential