Tag Archive: i2c
TriNetX Training Session January 28
Posted by: Crystal Williams on: January 28, 2020
Speakers Jim Potter and Sumati Murli will instruct attendees on how to use TriNetX, a new self-service tool which allows investigators to explore data from Epic. All attendees with a valid JHED ID will be provisioned with a TriNetX account. The service is offered at no cost to the Johns Hopkins community. Attendees will learn: The data available and how to query patient cohorts in TriNetX How to explore cohort demographics and estimated rates of arrival, and The benefit to incorporating TriNetX into their studies. For additional information contact Diana Gumas at dgumas1@jhu.edu. Register: https://trinetxjanuary2020.eventbrite.com Related Links: https://ictr.johnshopkins.edu/i2c https://www.trinetx.com/
TriNetX Training Session November 19
Posted by: Crystal Williams on: November 19, 2019
Speakers Jim Potter and Sumati Murli will instruct attendees on how to use TriNetX, a new self-service tool which allows investigators to explore data from Epic. All attendees with a valid JHED ID will be provisioned with a TriNetX account. The service is offered at no cost to the Johns Hopkins community. Attendees will learn: The data available and how to query patient cohorts in TriNetX How to explore cohort demographics and estimated rates of arrival, and The benefit to incorporating TriNetX into their studies. For additional information contact Diana Gumas at dgumas1@jhu.edu. Register: https://trinetxnovember2019.eventbrite.com Related Links: https://ictr.johnshopkins.edu/i2c https://www.trinetx.com/
TriNetX Training Session October 25
Posted by: Crystal Williams on: October 25, 2019
Speakers Jim Potter and Sumati Murli will instruct attendees on how to use TriNetX, a new self-service tool which allows investigators to explore data from Epic. All attendees with a valid JHED ID will be provisioned with a TriNetX account. The service is offered at no cost to the Johns Hopkins community. Attendees will learn: The data available and how to query patient cohorts in TriNetX How to explore cohort demographics and estimated rates of arrival, and The benefit to incorporating TriNetX into their studies. For additional information contact Diana Gumas at dgumas1@jhu.edu. Register: https://trinetxoctober2019.eventbrite.com Related Links: https://ictr.johnshopkins.edu/i2c https://www.trinetx.com/
TriNetX Training Session September 27
Posted by: Crystal Williams on: September 27, 2019
Speakers Jim Potter and Sumati Murli will instruct attendees on how to use TriNetX, a new self-service tool which allows investigators to explore data from Epic. All attendees with a valid JHED ID will be provisioned with a TriNetX account. The service is offered at no cost to the Johns Hopkins community. Attendees will learn: The data available and how to query patient cohorts in TriNetX How to explore cohort demographics and estimated rates of arrival, and The benefit to incorporating TriNetX into their studies. For additional information contact Diana Gumas at dgumas1@jhu.edu. Register: https://trinetxseptember2019.eventbrite.com Related Links: https://ictr.johnshopkins.edu/i2c https://www.trinetx.com/
New Precision Medicine Tools Available to ALL Johns Hopkins Medicine Researchers
Posted by: Crystal Williams on: May 30, 2019
Johns Hopkins inHealth was launched in 2011 by The Johns Hopkins University as an institutional initiative aimed at leveraging Johns Hopkins’ collective strengths to realize the promise of individualized medicine. Five years later, Johns Hopkins inHealth and the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory joined forces, bringing together biomedical research and systems engineering to elevate our precision medicine efforts by intelligently using information to tailor care plans, detect diseases earlier and deliver treatments using more effective and affordable methods. Today, Johns Hopkins Medicine is celebrating our triumphs in precision medicine at the second annual Johns Hopkins inHealth Precision Medicine Symposium. […]
Health Information Exchange Data Now Available to Johns Hopkins Researchers via the CRISP Research Initiative
Posted by: Crystal Williams on: March 27, 2019
Thursday, March 14th well over 100 faculty, staff members and students gathered to learn about the health information exchange database CRISP. The Chesapeake Regional Information System for our Patients (CRISP) is a non-profit health information exchange that serves Maryland, the District of Columbia, Virginia and West Virginia; and is designated as Maryland’s statewide health information exchange by the Maryland Health Care Commission. CRISP’s mission is to “enable and support the healthcare community of Maryland and our region to appropriately and securely share data in order to facilitate care, reduce costs and improve health outcomes.” Essentially, it electronically delivers the correct […]
ICTR Informatics Core (i2c)
Posted by: Crystal Williams on: January 4, 2019
Informatics Consult
Posted by: Crystal Williams on: January 4, 2019
Researchers preparing to submit a grant or preparing their IRB protocol and need information and guidance regarding data, technology, and related cost and governance matters are encouraged to apply for this free consult service. We offer 90 minute sessions attended by Dr. Christopher Chute, Diana Gumas, and invited guests (as required) to address the specific questions being posed by the study teams. To apply for an informatics consult, please click on this application link. The form requires: Name Email address Phone number Date of preferred informatics consult session IRB protocol number Study hypothesis and aims Questions you hope to have […]
Informatics Letters of Support
Posted by: Michelle Diaz on: January 4, 2019
If you need a letter of support from the ICTR Informatics Core, please contact Diana Gumas or Christopher Chute so that we can better understand your proposed study, and provide you with a signed letter of support on official letterhead.
Natural Language Processing (NLP)
Posted by: Crystal Williams on: January 3, 2019
Natural Language Processing (NLP) is a programming technique to find and extract data of interest from text documents. NLP can sometimes involve a simple search for known text strings but is often more complex due to the ways that human beings use language. For example, the concept of smoking could be expressed in many different ways in a text document, such as “has never smoked”, “used to smoke 3 packs a day”, “recently quit smoking”, “is in a smoking cessation program”. The Center for Clinical NLP, with faculty and staff from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, the Johns […]
Data Extraction Overview
Posted by: Michelle Diaz on: January 3, 2019
Clinical researchers often need data from Johns Hopkins data systems in order to conduct their study. The ICTR Informatics Core (i2c) is pleased to provide multiple services to assist researchers with their IRB-approved data needs. Most often, researchers are seeking data from the Epic medical record system. Epic is used at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, Howard County General, Sibley Memorial, Suburban Hospital, and Johns Hopkins Community Physicians. In addition to manual chart abstraction, researchers have a few different options for getting data from Epic: Use existing Epic reports, with the approval of the Epic Research […]