2025 Industry Partner Showcase Session-MDCalc

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Amy Artisana from MRO and Kate Shearer from Q-Centrix discussed registry data's role in clinical research, emphasizing collaboration and interoperability. MRO, having acquired Q-Centrix, integrates manual and automated data abstraction to create clean, standardized datasets from numerous sources like EHRs and lab systems. Using a bee-inspired metaphor, they highlighted data curation’s complexity and teamwork akin to bees producing honey. Registry data, covering 60-80% of needed research data, enables efficient, comprehensive research by pooling diverse specialties' information. Their combined technological and clinical expertise supports data analytics, quality assurance, and patient-reported outcomes, aiming to improve patient outcomes through collaborative registry use and shared clinical insights.

Keywords

Registry Data

Clinical Research

Data Integration

Interoperability

Patient Outcomes