When patients visit Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC), their clinical encounters are documented in VUMC’s electronic health record (EHR). NashBio’s Clinical Data is a synthetic derivative of this EHR, created to enable research and discovery, and is the backbone of our offerings.
Smarter data that enables research and discovery
Our Clinical Data is:
Patient-consented
De-identified under HIPAA Safe Harbor method
Derived from real-world clinical encounters within the VUMC health system
Representative of the entire patient care journey at VUMC
Updated regularly as new episodes of care occur
Clinical Data by the Numbers
Our Data Types
Structured clinical data
The clinical features captured in a structured subset of our Clinical Data include:
Diagnoses
Demographics
Procedures
Medications
Lab results
Hospitalizations
Vital measurements
Unstructured clinical notes
Insights from our unstructured real-world clinical notes may also be made available. Examples below.
Key feature extracts
New York Heart Association Functional Classes of Heart Failure
Heart failure ejection fraction classification
Confirmation of diagnosis
Clarifying true autoimmune diagnosis
Sub classification of multiple sclerosis
Objective reports
Pathology report from a biopsy
Radiology report from a PET-CT
Data Curated to Your Needs
NashBio works with our customers to understand their data needs and comfort level navigating large, complex datasets. To support a wide spectrum of users, the structured clinical data is available in the following formats:
Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP) format
OMOP is a widely adopted common data model that was created to standardize observational health data
Open source
Relational database
Curated flat files
NashBio’s curated tables enable efficient analysis
