Much as its name suggests, the Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership Common Data Model (OMOP CDM) was developed with the aim of bringing together disparate observational databases to allow for a common analysis. Since its inception in 2008,[…]
This webinar was the first in a series of webinars organized within the scope of the EHDEN-project. The European Health Data and Evidence Network started in 2018 with 22 partners in 12 countries aiming at mapping 100 million anonymised European[…]
Observational health data holds the power to provide new insights in the clinical field, but in a European network with varying data ontologies, data structures and IT-systems, this proves to be a challenging task. To tackle this issue, a shift in[…]
After already attending the first European OHDSI Symposium in March 2018, I now had the pleasure of visiting the annual symposium in Washington in October. Representing the Hyve together with Kees, we learned about all the developments going on in[…]
Everyone involved in scientific research knows that the credibility of conclusions drawn from a study, increases with the number of participants. As Big Data has enabled analysis of medical data from large numbers of patients and a vast number of[…]
The first OHDSI Symposium in Europe will be held in Rotterdam (NL) on March 23 2018, hosted by the Erasmus Medical Centre. As with previous international OHDSI symposiums, Maxim and Kees will attend the meeting. Stefan, Julia, Irina, and Marinel[…]
One of the solutions that can greatly help you in your research on observational data is OHDSI, an open source platform for Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics (see this page for an introduction to OHDSI and the concept of[…]
Almost 400 attendees from all over the world, came together during the annual OHDSI symposium, to discuss the progress of the OHDSI platform. From The Hyve, Kees and I attended. During the symposium I gave a talk on the transformation of Swedish EHR[…]
