This report was created to address the nationally significant challenge of developing comprehensive clinical datasets, collected in real world environments and accessible in real time, to support clinical research and to address public health concerns.
This project developed key findings and recommendations to achieving a national-scale “Learning Health System” for identifying and sharing effective practices of care.
The goal of the CEPI Evidence Discovery and Retrieval (CEDAR) project is to make patient-centered outcomes research findings within AHRQ repositories more FAIR— findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable—through technologies used by clinicians, researchers, implementers, patients, and others.
This research developed and maintained the CDS Connect platform, including its public repository of CDS resources and tools. Current work explores the potential of public-private collaboration for long-term sustainability.
