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COVID-19 Electronic Health Data Initiative
24 August, 2021

COVID-19 Electronic Health Data Initiative

The COVID-19 electronic healthcare data initiative project will demonstrate PCORnet sites’ ability to collect information on COVID data through the implementation of a nationally distributed data infrastructure. The collection of these COVID-19 data will help to answer critical questions to assist in the emergency response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The COVID-19 electronic healthcare data initiative project will demonstrate PCORnet sites’ ability to collect information on COVID data through the implementation of a nationally distributed data infrastructure. The collection of these COVID-19 data will help to answer critical questions to assist in the emergency response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Louisiana Experiment Assessing Diabetes – Zero Dollar Copayment (LEAD-ZDC)
24 August, 2021

Louisiana Experiment Assessing Diabetes – Zero Dollar Copayment (LEAD-ZDC)

LEAD-ZDC is a prospective observational study to assess the effectiveness of zero dollar copayment for select common diabetes medications on patients’ medication adherence, blood glucose (A1c) control, diabetes complications, and healthcare utilization. Tulane University is leading the study in collaboration with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana and REACHnet partners

LEAD-ZDC is a prospective observational study to assess the effectiveness of zero dollar copayment for select common diabetes medications on patients’ medication adherence, blood glucose (A1c) control, diabetes complications, and healthcare utilization. Tulane University is leading the study in collaboration with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana and REACHnet partners in Louisiana.

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MENDS
24 August, 2021

MENDS

The Multi-state EHR-based Network for Disease Surveillance (MENDS) is a CDC-funded initiative that seeks to test an automated chronic disease surveillance system using data routinely stored in health records to provide clinically detailed, efficient, and timely information from large, diverse populations with minimal added work and cost for health departments

The Multi-state EHR-based Network for Disease Surveillance (MENDS) is a CDC-funded initiative that seeks to test an automated chronic disease surveillance system using data routinely stored in health records to provide clinically detailed, efficient, and timely information from large, diverse populations with minimal added work and cost for health departments or clinicians.

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