Experts from Cerner Enviza provide a high level overview on utilizing Electronic Health Record (EHR) clinical data to support Real World Evidence (RWE) studies.
This presentation discusses the value of using EHR data as well as linking claims and EHR data to more effectively achieve your outcomes research study objectives. The speakers present each of these datasets and the key variables that distinguish them from other research datasets, thus providing a 360 view of the patient (ambulatory, in-patient, ER). Prospective longitudinal research can also be conducted directly from the EHR. Two case studies are also presented to better illustrate this value of these datasets.
Key Topics Include:
- Understanding the value of EHR data for performing RWE studies
- The unique characteristics of Cerner Enviza EHR Data in the context of support studies
- How linked EHR and claims can support studies
- How primary data collection efforts can be linked with EHR (or claims)
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