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1 Knowledge Management in Distributed Networks July 27, 2015 Melanie Davies Kyle Erickson

2 Objective: Discuss how PopMedNet helps facilitate research and new learning o Research performed with PopMedNet o PopMedNet features for researchersOutline

3 Medical product safety surveillance Public health surveillance Clinical trials Observational research Prep-to-research/feasibility …and more Types of research and investigations

4 Network Operations Centers Individual Researchers Who are investigators?

5 How do I access data?

6 Distributed model gives access to data that might otherwise not be available Secure Network Portal Investigator 4 3 Review & Run Query Review & Return Results Data Partner N 4 3 Review & Run Query Review & Return Results Data Partner 1 DataMart Client Desktop Application DataMart Client Desktop Application Enrollment Demographics Utilization Pharmacy Etc Enrollment Demographics Utilization Pharmacy Etc

7 How quickly can I expect results?

8 Menu-driven queries decrease turnaround time How quickly can I expect results?

9 Monitor request statuses How quickly can I expect results?

10 What expertise do I need?

11 Menu-driven queries don’t require any technical expertise What expertise do I need? Find patients aged 18-65 in Boston, MA with diabetes (ICD-9 code 250 or ESP criteria type 1 diabetes or type 2 diabetes) who have had at least two visits for diabetes in the past two years and have had a diagnosis of hypertension at any time. Do not include patients who have had a stroke in the past two years.

12 Who can I collaborate with?

13 Search for organizations that meet specific criteria Who can I collaborate with?

14 Search for organizations that meet specific criteria Who can I collaborate with?

15 Search for organizations that meet specific criteria Who can I collaborate with?

16 What data sources and data elements are available?

17 Search for DataMarts that meet specific criteria What data sources and data elements are available?

18 Search for DataMarts that meet specific criteria What data sources and data elements are available?

19 Search for DataMarts that meet specific criteria What data sources and data elements are available?

20 Search for DataMarts that meet specific criteria What data sources and data elements are available?

21 Search for Registries that meet specific criteria What data sources and data elements are available?

22 Search for Registries that meet specific criteria What data sources and data elements are available?

23 Query data characterization data What data sources and data elements are available? Currently available data characterization requests: -Race distribution -Ethnicity distribution -Diagnosis codes -Procedure codes -Principle discharge diagnosis distribution -NDC usage -Pharmacy dispensing amount supply distribution -Pharmacy dispensing days supply distribution -Data completeness Coming Soon -Age Range distribution -Sex distribution -Height distribution -Weight distribution

24 Query data characterization data What data sources and data elements are available?

25 Query data characterization data What data sources and data elements are available?

26 Query data characterization data What data sources and data elements are available?

27 What requests have already been done?

28 See what other investigators are querying What requests have already been done?

29 See what other investigators are querying What requests have already been done?

30 Search for previous requests What requests have already been done?

31 Search for previous requests What requests have already been done?

32 Copy previous requests What requests have already been done?

33 Distributed research networks enable investigators to access data that might not otherwise by available to them PopMedNet provides many features to support investigators, including: Menu-driven queries Organization, DataMart, and Registry metadata searching Data Characterization requests Request searchingSummary

34 Questions? ?

35 What barriers do you see to submitting requests using PopMedNet or in any distributed network? What features would be useful for you in PopMedNet? Discussion Questions

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