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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

🎃 ICYMI - Our Team has organized another great event highlighting exciting research using observation health data. Join us on October 30th in an informal on-line setting to learn about how a diverse group of experts, led by Cindy Cai, researched the Risk of Kidney Failure among Patients with Blinding Diseases Who Receive Ranibizumab, Aflibercept, and Bevacizumab. Imagine asking a similar clinical question and being able to run stats on millions of cases, from 12 databases, in about 9 weeks!!! If you want a homework assignment ahead of the seminar read the paper: DOI: 10.1016/j.oret.2024.03.014 📚

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

As health IT innovations advance at a rapid pace, enhancing patient-centered outcomes research (PCOR) data infrastructure is more critical than ever. A new report from the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) highlights 36 projects funded by the Office of the Secretary’s Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Trust Fund (#OSPCORTF) that are building data capacity, expanding longitudinal data resources, leveraging technology to advance research, and advancing person-centeredness, inclusion, and equity. 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

Excited to share that the adapted systematic review on the Implementation of Digital health Interventions in LMICs, co-authored with the exceptional Obehi Aimiosior, MD, MPH has now been published by the F1000 team Health Open Research Journal🥳. When I released the follow up book in December, alot of people reached out asking for the main work. I am happy to let you know it can now be accessed through this link below and insighhtful supplementary data are open source on Figshare. https://lnkd.in/evnExpRP So if you know anyone working on a Digital Health solution in the LMICs space, please ensure this paper gets to them! It takes more than a tool to navigate system challenges and leveraging Implementation science strategies in a context sensitive manner makes a huge difference. This paper is a highly insightful piece into existing practices and strategies that can help in navigating these complexities. #Research #Journalpublication #digitalhealth #LMICs #digitalhealthintervention #implementing #implementation #implementationsience

Sano Science Day Spotlight: Session 1️⃣ During Sano Science Day, the first session will feature Jose Sousa, Research Team Leader of Personal Health Data Science, presenting on "Translating Research into Hospital Practice." 🏥 🧑💻 In his presentation, he will discuss the process of implementing the latest research findings in practical hospital settings. #SanoScienceDay #MedicalInnovation #HealthcareTransformation

How to build an infodemic insights report in six steps Happy to see this publication now available in English, Spanish and French. It was freat working with colleagues in WHO and the Infdemic Community to complete this work. This manual provides an overview of the steps required to develop an infodemic insights report that can be used during an emergency response or for routine health programming where so-called low-level infodemics may be more common. The steps are:  1. Choose the question that infodemic management insights could help to answer  2. Identify and select the data sources and develop an analysis plan for each data source  3. Conduct an integrated analysis across those data sources  4. Develop strategies and recommendations  5. Develop an infodemic insights report  6. Disseminate the infodemic insights report and track the actions taken. This manual is written for people with exposure to digital analytics, digital health, communications, behavioural science, health information analysis, health promotion, emergency response and related areas in the context of public health. https://lnkd.in/e6Cr4GBh

The #ISNTDConnect series is back! Join here: https://lnkd.in/dm5n5et. It's a new academic year at ISNTD and we are looking forward to the year ahead dedicated to equity in global health, and translating advocacy into ACTION across neglected and tropical diseases. I am delighted to start off this important year with a closer look at one of the biggest challenges in global health: how to share and collaborate on data equitably. We're thrilled to welcome Shanti Rochester, Data Governance Officer at the Infectious Diseases Data Observatory (IDDO), who will talk to us about the data governance structures needed to enable data reuse. Data reuse helps ensure that the often scarce data available for many infectious and tropical diseases is used to its fullest, but it needs governance structures that support equity and collaboration. Shanti will be talking about the model developed and used by IDDO that balances various considerations for successful data governance. Please do join us for this important discussion on Tuesday 17th September at 13:00-14:00 UTC, with plenty of opportunities to ask questions and learn more on how Shanti's work and further programs and resources at IDDO can support and inform your own research. Link to register: https://lnkd.in/dm5n5et #data #equity #globalhealth #datascience #governance #infectiousdiseases

Great work. Digital health tools if properly structured and deployed to meet the socio-cultural needs of the target population have a potential to accelerate progress in universal health coverage. This work clearly highlights the situation in LMICS. Well-done

In the International Conference on Future Health-care and Economic Development, I had the opportunity to share the #ClinicalEngineering perspectives towards the digital health world. It was very interesting to hear the diverse approaches to the topic. Very illustrative to contrast the visions from a practical and even a philosophical points of view. #IFMBE #CED #IAmAClinicalEngineer #Tainan