- December 3, 2020 from 12:00-1:00pm
- Please RSVP by emailing Lisa Maturo at Lisa.M.Maturo@christianacare.org.
- Please include your full name, email address, and institution/organization.
- We will provide instructions on obtaining CME credit for attendance.
In this talk, I will describe Cerner Real World Data and the Learning Health Network, sharing how ChristianaCare can leverage these solutions for research. Cerner Real-World Data is a national, de-identified, person-centric data set solution that enables researchers to leverage longitudinal record data from contributing organizations. With Real-World Data, volumes of de-identified information can be accessed for analysis and surveillance to help inform health care. The Learning Health Network is a network of more than 50 health systems nationwide dedicated to data sharing to advance clinical research. Member health systems receive complimentary access to a national set of standardized de-identified data and opportunities to engage in research efforts with a range of benefits including revenue generation and clinical support tools. As a member of the Learning Health Network, ChristianaCare can opt-in to participate in research studies, access Cerner Real World Data, and collaborate with other health systems in the Network.
Meet the Speaker
Kimberly Carlson, MPH, is a Senior Clinical Researcher at Cerner Corporation where she leverages evidence-based, data-driven ways to improve the health of people and communities. She coordinates client relationships and research opportunities in the Cerner Learning Health Network, a national network utilizing Real World Data to enhance & accelerate clinical research. She also serves as Cerner’s Principal Investigator for the HIV Outpatient Study, a longitudinal observational cohort study funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention since 1993. Her additional research interests & expertise include clinical training, reproductive health, monitoring and evaluation, infectious diseases, and vaccine development.
This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit