The IDASC core supports research involving secondary use of clinical data and is a mechanism for receiving programming related to the Synthetic Derivative/BioVU, and the Research Derivative available to the Vanderbilt research community.
The Synthetic Derivative (SD) is Vanderbilt's fully de-identified repository of clinical data. It is a rich, multi source database integrating data from across the enterprise. The database contains approximately 2.5 million electronic medical records. The SD also contains integrated genetic data made available through BioVU. BioVU is Vanderbilt’s collection of de-identified DNA samples whose associated clinical data elements are stored in the SD.
The SD can be used for:
The Research Derivative (RD) is Vanderbilt's fully identified repository of clinical data suited for projects requiring identified information for linkage to other data sources, large cohort extraction, and other projects requiring specialized data sets. It is structured for research allowing efficient identification and extraction of data elements. The RD integrates many data sources across the enterprise, including StarPanel, the EDW, and HEO.
The RD can be used for:
The IDASC core allows investigators access to custom programming for study population identification through phenotyping and supplemental data extraction by analysts from both resources on a fee-for-service basis starting at $90 per hour.
Paul Harris, PhD, Director
Hillary Duckham, Core Manager
Contact us at: victrbigdata@vumc.org
Hours | Location |
8:00am to 5:00pm |
Suite 1030 |
https://starbrite.app.vumc.org/vdr/