outcomesinsights.com
Welcome to Our Blog – Outcomes Insights
http://www.outcomesinsights.com/2015/06/18/welcome-to-our-blog
Epidemiology, Health Economics, and Bioinformatics. Analyses of Observational Data. Welcome to Our Blog. Welcome to Our Blog. Welcome to Our Blog. Our blog will span the breadth of expertise we have within the company. Topics may include traditional programming (e.g., Ruby, C, Go, Java, Javascript, etc.), statistical programming (R, SAS, Stata, etc.), reimbursement and coding, market research, survey implementation, statistics, biomedical informatics, OHDSI. June 18th, 2015. About the Author: Mark Danese.
outcomesinsights.com
Our Team – Outcomes Insights
http://www.outcomesinsights.com/our-team
Epidemiology, Health Economics, and Bioinformatics. Analyses of Observational Data. Dr Danese is a collaborator with the Observational Health Data Science and Informatics (OHDSI) collaborative, helping to develop open-source tools to improve the conduct of observational studies. He is also a member of the following organizations: the American Statistical Association, Academy Health, the Society for Medical Decision Making, the International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology, the American Medical Infor...
vivo.health.unm.edu
Lambert, Christophe G.
https://vivo.health.unm.edu/display/n25960
Skip to Main Content. CGLambert [at] unm [dot] edu. Lambert, Christophe G. Associate Professor of Medicine. Associate Professor of Medicine, Department of Internal Medicine. Associate Professor of Medicine, Center for Global Health. Associate Professor of Medicine, Translational Informatics Division. Program. The OHDSI/OMOP common data model. In addition I perform bioinformatic analyses of genomics datasets with current projects in pediatric Malaria in collaboration with Dr. DJ Perkins in the Center ...
jane.biosemantics.org
Journal / Author Name Estimator
http://jane.biosemantics.org/faq.php
Journal / Author Name Estimator. Is it safe to send my abstract to Jane? How does Jane work? How often is the data behind Jane updated? Which journals are included in Jane? Which authors are included in Jane? Which papers are included in Jane? What is the Article Influence score? I would like to include Jane in my application. Is it possible to access Jane programmatically? Is it safe to send my abstract to Jane? How does Jane work? For the computer geeks: we use the open source search engine Lucene.
pedsnet.org
PEDSnet Common Data Model - PEDSnet
https://pedsnet.org/data/common-data-model
A Pediatric Learning Health System. Data Security and Privacy. Conducting multi-institutional clinical research requires a research platform that allows participating research partners to use the data resources in a predictable and efficient way. Common data models are one approach to achieving this aim. PEDSnet makes data available in two common data models, the PEDSnet CDM and the PCORnet CDM. PEDSnet Common Data Model. Collaborative's OMOP common data model. As this spider-web shows, the PEDSnet CDM i...
computationalhealthcare.com
Computational Healthcare
http://www.computationalhealthcare.com/library
Platform used for developing Computational Healthcare. Load data from large HCUP and State healthcare datasets. Compute aggregate statistics in a privacy preserving manner. Build machine learning models for predicting outcomes. Benchmark and Interpret model performance. Protocol Buffers are used to represent patients, visits as well as aggregate statistics. LevelDB allows use of removable encrypted drives for at-rest security. Installation and Supported databases. Loading and Exploring data. This databas...
out-inc.com
Our Team – Outcomes Insights
http://www.out-inc.com/our-team
Epidemiology, Health Economics, and Bioinformatics. Analyses of Observational Data. Dr Danese is a collaborator with the Observational Health Data Science and Informatics (OHDSI) collaborative, helping to develop open-source tools to improve the conduct of observational studies. He is also a member of the following organizations: the American Statistical Association, Academy Health, the Society for Medical Decision Making, the International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology, the American Medical Infor...
schuemie.net
Schuemie.net
http://www.schuemie.net/index.php
Moved to Hong Kong. For the next year we'll be living in Hong Kong, working with several academic partners in the region including Hong Kong University. Part of my job here is to continue the work on the OHDSI. We bought a sailing ship to roam the seven seas. Starting this year, I have a new job! I've joined Janssen R&D. Where I will continue to work closely together with my OMOP colleages, as well as the folks at the Epidemiology Analytics department. Old versus new in New York. Starting in New York.
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