カバードエンティティ全体で研究志向の学習する医療システムを運用する:学際的な戦略とイノベーション
Timothy R Huerta1, Christopher W Bartlett2, Gabriel Alain1
1College of Medicine, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH USA.
Abstract:
The concept of a Learning Health System (LHS) has been widely discussed in academic literature, yet its practical implementation remains a challenge. This paper describes the institutional journey, leadership structure, data governance policies, and technical innovations that together support a scalable and sustainable Research-Oriented LHS. Additionally, we propose an expanded data vision that aligns with interdisciplinary and translational research needs. Supplementary materials provide technical details for those interested in implementing such a model.
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