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APeX Access Log Data: A Powerful Tool for Understanding Clinical Work

Share UCSF data responsiblyAPeX, the UCSF Health electronic health record (EHR), is the digital fabric that connects the lives of patients, clinicians, nurses and other UCSF employees. Thousands of users collectively undertake millions of actions each day in APeX: recording diagnoses, sending orders, writing clinical notes, viewing billing data, checking patients into clinic, and more.

Use of APeX for Participant Recruitment

Share UCSF data responsiblyEnrolling an adequate number of eligible, diverse, and enthusiastic participants is one of the most crucial requirements for successful research, yet a high proportion of studies do not meet recruitment goals. The CTSI Participant Recruitment Program works to address this problem by developing infrastructure, resources, and services to support research recruitment.

Eureka: Mobilizing Digital Research

Share UCSF data responsiblyDespite the advances in digital technologies connecting us all, the cost of clinical research continues to rise. Eureka is a digital platform designed to facilitate mobile and internet-based technology research. The platform is designed to make it easy and cost-effective to work with participants from around the globe.

HIV-ASSIST, a Clinical Decision Support Tool to Guide ARV Selection

Share UCSF data responsiblyMultiple antiretroviral (ARV) regimens are effective at achieving HIV viral suppression but differ in pill burden, side effects, barriers to resistance, and impact on comorbidities. Current guidelines advocate for an individualized approach to ARV regimen selection, but synthesizing these modifying factors is complex and time-consuming.

Tackling Hospital Capacity with Real-Time Dashboards

Share UCSF data responsiblyOptimal capacity management means admitting the right patients to the right beds, efficiently moving them to where they need to go, and discharging them timely. With Hospital admissions at UCSF Health now over 45,000 annually, real-time capacity management of important portal areas is critical to operations.

Warmed by the FHIR – How dD&T Encourages Innovation

Share UCSF data responsiblyWarmed by the FHIR How the Digital Diagnostics and Therapeutics Committee Encourages Innovation and Governs Access to FHIR Resources

How Using Modern Product Management Discipline Increased Speed to Value and Reduced Risk For Referrals Automation

Share UCSF data responsiblyReferrals are an important “front door” for consumers to become patients of UCSF Health and existing patients to expand their use of UCSF Health.

CDHI's DevOps Culture for Referrals Automation and UCSF Health Patient Access Experience

In the Summer of 2018, Center for Digital Health Innovation (CDHI) released a custom Referrals Automation web application that was launched within EPIC via Smart-on-FHIR specifications and integrated with disparate systems across the enterprise and beyond, including NIH, commercial vendors and other 3rd party systems. CDHI wanted to scale the platform quickly and proactively, and needed to monitor and detect changes automatically on its dependencies of external APIs to ensure stability.

Developing Clinical Reasoning Skills through Asynchronous Connections

Clinicians go through years of education to gain medical knowledge. But the hard learning starts long after they receive their last degrees or graduate from residency. Clinicians go on to spend the rest of their careers developing clinical reasoning: Learning how to actually apply that knowledge. And advanced skill, clinical reasoning develops from experience and clinical context. In many ways, clinical reasoning and not necessarily knowledge separates the novice from the master clinician.

Tales from the Trenches: Operationalizing a Curriculum Transformation

In July of 2018, the School of Pharmacy rolled out a transformed Doctor of Pharmacy degree. We changed our curriculum in almost every way possible for a curriculum to change. We moved from a 4 year degree to a 3 year degree; from letter grades to pass/ no pass; from a quarter-based academic calendar to non-standard block terms; and from single disciplines to integrated disciplines.  These changes had massive impacts on our technology ecosystem, including platforms for assessments and evaluations, education data management, reporting and analysis.

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