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Biomedical Informatics Core

 Agree on framework for providing resources  Agree on CTSA participation in ongoing standards efforts Agree on TR informatics components  CTSA agreement on who will develop what tools. Some TR Tools/infrastructure available Human subjects metadata repos. Contrib to resource inv. proj.

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Biomedical Informatics Core

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  1. Agree on framework for providing resources •  Agree on CTSA participation in ongoing standards efforts • Agree on TR informatics components •  CTSA agreement on who will develop what tools • Some TR Tools/infrastructure available • Human subjects metadata repos. • Contrib to resource inv. proj • CTSAs using same Translational metrics • TR informatics components centrally available • CTSA-wide tech. eval • Cross institutional authentication • TR productivity, quality, compliance increased • Cost of TR decreased • Gap between healthcare and research narrowed • Computable care guidelines and protocols X Framework for tech. eval.  Start Duke Controlled terminology efforts (Duke involvement in HL7 CIC) • Central registry of projects • TR reports for DTMI leadership of projects • Pilot clinical/omics integrated db • Central registry of sample collections • Duke TR infrastructure in place • DTMI Leadership has TR projects dashboard • Single sign-on at Duke • Data Elements in public forum for CV, MH • PHR Pilot • Central access to biosample information • Duke researchers using shared CTSA resources • All Duke pts. Approached for Duke Biobank • Inter-institutional queries  Automated review and mgt. of Pilot Projects  caVelos implementation ? DSR metadata Rep. Defined Geocoding tool found  IRB automation defined • All SBRs use Velos CTMS •  Geocoding implemented • IRB automation impl. • DCRU 1st generation system • Health informatics curriculum designed • One-stop shop for investigators (velos or…) • DSR metadata Rep Impl • AEMR data in DSR • Academic home for health informatics • Operational Data Governance Group • Duke Omics & Clinical Data federation • Velos decreases admin research burden • PHR impl in Durham co. • High % of Duke researchers using DEDUCE  DTMI TR informatics infrastructure identified  Training for PI complete Needs asmt for TR done  Phase I DSR query avail.  Communication plan X Project pages imp.  Plan for Div. Biomed. Inf. •  Low cost tools available for Clinical Researchers •  Training avail. on all tools •  Phase II DSR Query Impl. • Community Chronic Disease Mgt. Tool Impl. • TR Website •  SBR data system plan • Clinical Research Tools available • Some Pre-clinical tools available? • Tool maintenance • All Duke SBR using provided data collection tools • Tools for TR components available • Tool maintenance EHR Academics CTSA / other National Efforts Functional communication / collaboration Informatics Tools for Translational Research (TR) Biomedical Informatics Core

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