SCCM Resource Library-Impact of SARI-PREP and Beyond

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The speaker discusses the challenges and importance of using real-world data to understand emerging and existing threats such as COVID-19. They highlight the need for timeliness, data interoperability, relevance, and continuity of care when collecting and using clinical data. They share their experience with community surveillance cohorts, where they were able to quickly analyze data and evaluate the effectiveness of COVID vaccines. The speaker explains the efforts to create flexible and standardized systems to manage clinical data and merge data from different sources. They also emphasize the importance of analyzing missing data and creating descriptive tables to understand patient characteristics and answer research questions. Additionally, they discuss the potential to use clinical data to predict trends in the community. Overall, they stress the collaborative nature of their work and the importance of a multidisciplinary approach.

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Sepsis, Quality and Patient Safety, 2023

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Type: one-hour concurrent | SARI-PREP: Outcomes From a Multicenter Consortium (SessionID 9999901)

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Sepsis

Knowledge Area Quality and Patient Safety

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

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Tag Sepsis

Year 2023

Keywords

real-world data

COVID-19

clinical data

community surveillance cohorts

multidisciplinary approach

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