This space includes 7 initial health data providers with a reference population of 4.5 million people across 6 regions. Collaboration with these providers and other initial participants will enable 5 use cases and a set of 12 initial services, which aim to accelerate clinical research processes, reduce the time to develop new treatments and medical products, evaluate health technologies, and make market access and reimbursement decisions. Additionally, the project will promote active citizen/patient participation in exercising their rights and freedoms concerning health data management, including mechanisms to facilitate their involvement in research or innovation studies.
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OHSIRIS proposes an open data space infrastructure for research and industrial services
The OHSIRIS team will develop a technological and service infrastructure based on federated access to health data to streamline its use and maximize its value. To achieve this, a shared governance framework is being developed for managing health data based on the harmonization of policies and procedures related to health data access and exploitation in a transparent, reliable, and fair manner.
Benefits
- Common and streamlined data access procedures
- Secure and federated analysis environments
- Interoperability and data quality
Services available in the data space
Real World Data
- Sample size estimation
- Cost-effectiveness analysis
- Analysis of environmental factors
- Synthetic case-control groups
Advanced Technologies
- Secure analysis environments
- Artificial intelligence
- Federated learning techniques
- Synthetic data generation
Prospective research
- Data-based services
- Electronic Data Capture (EDC)
- Dynamic consent
- Patient Reported Outcomes
Data Quality
All research centers collaborating in this network have demonstrated through external audits their capacity to perform consistent analyses in line with the common data model defined by the Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership.
Security, Digital Sovereignty, and Federated Analyses
Through the developed infrastructure, each center retains full control over the use of its data, fostering the development of secure analyses in federated environments.
Common and Streamlined Data Access Procedures
Healthcare research centers are working on common procedures and consensus-based model documentation to expedite data access for research.
Who We Are
A network of excellence centers in health data management
Biomedical Research Centers
A network of specialized biomedical research centers that have demonstrated their ability to analyze data consistently. This space includes 7 initial health data providers with a reference population of 4.5 million people across 6 regions.
Read MoreDevelopment of Systems and Devices
Regulatory support and generation of relevant datasets for the development of products or services, as well as their subsequent integration with the information systems of the centers.
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Collaboration with patient associations aiming to improve disease self-management capabilities for their members and promote research in their field.
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Reference Population
6
Regions
5
Use Cases
12
Services
We Offer a Data Space Focused on Healthcare
Includes secure and reliable services for accessing and utilizing these datasets based on internationally recognized standards.
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Data-Based Service AppStore
A catalog of available services and applications through an App Store, allowing professionals and companies to offer services as well.
Common Data Model
All research centers participating in this data space have demonstrated their ability to normalize their data according to the OMOP CDM model.
Digital Health Innovation Platform
By deploying the tools developed by the project in each center, collaboration and process optimization related to health data management are promoted.
Open Environment
Any company or organization can participate to offer or benefit from the data space's services
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Research Study Proposals
Any organization can promote a research study with health data through the network.
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Technology and Service Development
Any organization can benefit from health datasets and the data space services to develop and validate IT systems and medical devices.
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Service Offering
Any organization can offer services and tools for support, data analysis, or consultancy through the data space.
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