OHSIRIS proposes an open data infrastructure for research and innovative services
The OHSIRIS network is based on a technological and service infrastructure centred on federated access to health data, with a view to streamlining its use and maximising its value. Furthermore, it has established a shared governance framework for the management of health data, based on the standardisation of policies and procedures relating to the access and use of health data in a transparent, reliable and fair manner.
Benefits
- Standardised and streamlined procedures for accessing data
- Secure processing environments and federated analytics
- Interoperability and data quality
Services available in the data space
Real World Data
- Sample size estimation
- Cost-effectiveness analysis
- Analysis of the influence of environmental factors
- Synthetic case-control groups
Advanced technologies
- Secure processing environments
- Artificial intelligence
- Federated learning techniques
- Generation of synthetic data
Development of new services
- Data-driven services
- Research registries
- Dynamic consent
- Patient Reported Outcomes