Networks named from their own pages, dated
Hospital de-identified data programs: the networks hospitals join
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Many hospitals already send data out through networks built for that purpose, and how those networks describe themselves shows the forms a hospital data licence has taken so far.
Networks built from health systems
Epic describes Cosmos as a dataset created in collaboration with a community of health systems using Epic, where by combining their data participating organisations and Epic can make new discoveries. Truveta says it provides daily updated EHR data for more than 140 million patients, sourced directly from leading US health systems, and links it with closed claims and mortality data.
Benchmarking and exchange networks
Vizient's Clinical Data Base offers access to a network of hospitals and by-name hospital comparisons. Datavant invites organisations to join its network of networks, including more than 80,000 hospitals and clinics, and says de-identification controls are built into every workflow.
Data from elsewhere
Not every network starts with hospitals: Merative describes closed claims data from payers across the US, and PicnicHealth gathers records from every point of care for patients who sign up, with anonymized data used in studies they join. The programmes board quotes each page read.