PPT-Extending OMOP CDM to Support Observational Cancer Research

Michael Gurley Rimma Belenkaya Content This document contains two parts Part I Presentation3 Part II Detailed Proposal25 2 Challenges Reconciliation of cancer data from heterogeneous sources. Preparation. Michael Darling. Associate Director for Administration. . IU Simon Cancer . Center. Planning:. September due date with guidelines published in January impacted the planning stage. Experience:. Observational research, audits and related activitiesRevised editionJuly 2012 Citation: National Ethics Advisory Committee. 2012. Ethical Guidelines for Observational Studies: Observational research, (or at least speak like one). Allan Walkey, MD, MSc. Assistant professor of Medicine. Director, Center for Implementation and Improvement Sciences. Pulmonary, Critical Care . Overview. What is outcomes research, why is it important?. Site Specific Group Meeting. Tuesday 10th February 2015. Maxine Taylor. Senior Research Delivery Manager. Content of report. Overview of network changes. Overview of research activity. New studies for the portfolio. (or at least speak like one). Allan Walkey, MD, MSc. Assistant professor of Medicine. Director, Center for Implementation and Improvement Sciences. Pulmonary, Critical Care . Overview. What is outcomes research, why is it important?. Observational Research. Naturalistic observation. Describing behaviors in natural settings. Observer is unobtrusive, or. Habituation assumed. e.g., with animal observations (Goodall example). Examples:. How did I know?. What did I do?. How am I now?. Profile picture. Profile picture. Bladder Cancer . in Numbers. 16,870 will die in 2017. 79,030 diagnosed in 2017. 600K living with bladder cancer . most common cancer . th. 2014. Agenda. Purpose of this forum. Department Introductions: Activities & Goals. Survey Results. Strategic Plan . MUST Partnership Agreement. Next steps . Purpose of this forum. Share work and find synergies for collaboration. Continued Funding Opportunities. Bishow. Adhikari PhD. Patrice . Desvigne. -Nickens, MD. Eileen Dimond BSN, MSN. Lori . Minasian. MD, FACP. Nonniekaye Shelburne CRNP, MS, AOCN. ®. Scarlet Shi, PhD. Xinzhuo. Jiang, MS. 1. , Maura A. Beaton, MS. 1. , Jake Gillberg. 2. , Andrew Williams, PhD. 2. , Karthik Natarajan, PhD. 1. 1. Columbia University Irvine Medical Center, New York, NY. 2. Tufts Medical Center, Boston, MA. Joy Shi, PhD. Instructor of Epidemiology. CAUSAL and Department of Epidemiology. Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. ISPOR. May 9, . 2023. Disclosures. 2. This research was supported by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Office of Research and Development (ORD) Cooperative Studies Program (CSP) Epidemiology Center at the VA Boston Healthcare System through CSP #2032, by resources and the use of facilities at the VA Boston Healthcare System and VA Informatics and Computing Infrastructure (VINCI) (VA HSR RES 13-457).. the OMOP . common data . model in . eMERGE. George Hripcsak, MD, MS. Biomedical Informatics, Columbia University. Medical Informatics Services, . NewYork. -Presbyterian. Biomedical Informatics. discovery and impact. David Hanauer. University of Michigan. November 3, 2023. THANK YOU. to ITCR. for the generous support!. And thank you on behalf of our users. Thanks so much, EMERSE is SOOOO important in our daily work!. Aize Cao, PhD. 1,2. , Liam Rose, PhD. 3,4. , Todd H. Wagner, PhD. 3,4. , Sharidan K. Parr, MD, MS. 1,2 . , Kristin E. Lynch, PhD. 5,6. , Scott L. . DuVall. , PhD. 5,6. , Michael E. Matheny, MD, MPH. 1,2.