In a March 3 news release, the organizations said they will use a singular model to capture data, allowing clinicians and researchers to pull data from multiple sources and compile it to one system.
“The COVID-19 pandemic has emphasized the need to share global health and research data,” HL7 International CEO Charles Jaffe, MD, PhD, said. “Collaboration with OHDSI is critical to solving this challenge and will help our mutual vision of a world in which everyone can securely access and use the right data when and where they need it.”
To read the full news release, click here.
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