Data Acquisition, Curation, and Use for a Continuously Learning Health System

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American Medical Association (AMA)
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Data Acquisition, Curation, and Use for a Continuously Learning Health System

Sharing, curation, and use of data for a continuously learning health system hold great potential in wide and far reaching areas such as clinical care, patient engagement, informed clinical choice, quality improvement, drug and device safety, effectiveness assessments, and scientific discovery. But to achieve this, an unprecedented level of collaboration among and communication between all stakeholders in the health system is required.

This paper calls for three key considerations:

  1. Foster a culture of data sharing
  2. Create the operational functionality for data sharing
  3. Build the continuous data-sharing improvement capacity

This panel brings together experts to discuss how to achieve secure data sharing. Where are we right now? What are the big hurdles to data sharing? What are workable solutions? Do we agree with the three considerations laid out in this paper? Why or why not? What do we think the solutions will look like? Where should we focus our efforts?

Antonia Nepomuceno
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Moderators
Sharon Terry
Joanne Waldstreicher
Cason Schmit
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Experts