With the new tool, the innovation center’s team, housed within the health system’s Wake Forest School of Medicine, will be better equipped to analyze data from multiple sources more quickly and efficiently.
The “clinically important” results identified in those analyses will then be translated into innovative new solutions to improve patient health across the country, Jeff Williamson, MD, director of the innovation center, said in the release.
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