Trans-America Consortium of the Health Care Systems Research Network for the Precision Medicine Initiative Cohort Program
泛美医疗保健系统研究网络联盟精准医学倡议队列计划
基本信息
- 批准号:9355293
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 189.08万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2016
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2016-09-27 至 2018-03-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AgeAgingAlcohol or Other Drugs useAmericanAmericasAreaAsthmaAuthorization documentationBeliefBig DataCancer Research NetworkCardiovascular DiseasesCaringCatchment AreaClinicalClinical DataClinical TrialsClinical Trials NetworkCollectionCommunitiesConsentDataData SetData SourcesDementiaDiabetes MellitusDiagnosisDiseaseElectronic Health RecordEnrollmentEnvironmental ExposureEpidemiologic StudiesEpidemiologyFeedbackFosteringFundingGeneral PopulationGenetic Predisposition to DiseaseGenetic ResearchGeographic stateGoalsHealthHealth PersonnelHealth PlanningHealth ServicesHealth systemHealthcare SystemsHuman ResourcesHypersensitivityIdahoIndividualInformaticsInformed ConsentInstitutesInsuranceInterventionLife StyleLinkLocationMalignant NeoplasmsMassachusettsMedicalMedical centerMedicare/MedicaidMental HealthMichiganMinnesotaModificationMovementNational Institute of Drug AbuseNational Institute of Mental HealthNorth DakotaNursesObesityPMI cohortParticipantPatient Self-ReportPatient TransferPatientsPerformancePhilosophyPopulationPrecision Medicine InitiativePrimary Health CareProceduresProcessProspective StudiesPublic Health InformaticsRecording of previous eventsRecruitment ActivityResearchResearch DesignResearch InfrastructureResearch PersonnelResearch Project GrantsResearch SupportResourcesRiskScheduleScientistSentinelSiteSpecialistSpecific qualifier valueSpecimenStreamStructureSurveysSystemTestingTexasUnited StatesUnited States National Institutes of HealthWisconsinWorkbiobankcase controlchronic paincohortcomparativedemographicsempoweredexperiencehealth care service utilizationhealth recordindividual patientindividualized medicineinnovationmembermulti-site trialoutreachpatient orientedprecision medicineprogramsprospectivescale upstudy populationsystems researchvirtualvolunteer
项目摘要
The promise of Precision Medicine in the United States can be most effectively realized on a large scale in
the next decades if a research infrastructure is established and accessible to scientists across the nation and
includes a large and engaged study population with comprehensive health and lifestyle histories linked to
biospecimens and clinical data. Investigators from 4 integrated delivery networks (IDNs) spanning 7 states of
the Health Care Systems Research Network (HCSRN, est. as HMORN in 1994), Henry Ford Health System
and its partner Spectrum Health (HF-SH) in Michigan, Baylor Scott & White (BSW) in Texas, Essentia Health
(EH) located in Minnesota, North Dakota, Wisconsin and Idaho, and Meyers-Fallon Primary Care Institute (MF)
located in Massachusetts, have come together to form the PRECISION MEDICINE TRANS-AMERICA
CONSORTIUM for the HCSRN (TACH) for the purpose of recruiting, enrolling and retaining 10,000 patient
volunteers, herein designated as Patient Partners, into the Precision Medicine Initiative Cohort Program, at
two of the sites in the initial 12 month period, with the potential to expand to even more HCSRN locations.
The Precision Medicine Initiative (PMI) represents a major shift in the way research is conceptualized in
the US. Rather than several small disease specific prospective studies, this major initiative develops the
largest single prospective study involving patients and individuals with diverse sets of clinical histories,
environmental exposures, demographics, genetic susceptibility, and beliefs about medical care. Furthermore,
as opposed to researchers collecting data and restricting access to the outside scientific community, this study
seeks to develop an open access structure whereby scientists can leverage the same data and infrastructure
to make new discoveries and revolutionize medical care. Most importantly, this initiative seeks to engage
participants as lifelong partners, such that by agreeing to share their data, Patient Partners will receive data
and feedback on their own risk and protective factors for diseases. Finally, by combining all of these unique
data sources, we can move towards tailoring treatments to patients. This, clearly, represents a new age of
research, and our TACH network fully-supports and embraces this movement. We not only share the important
philosophy of the NIH and the PMI, but have demonstrated this philosophy in our prior work. As we will
describe, we have the resources, network, and experience to become a successful Regional Medical Center
Healthcare Provider Organization (RMC-HPO) network in the PMI Cohort Program (PMI-CP).
Our proposed TACH network draws upon the strengths of the HCSRN, a consortium of 18 large IDNs
serving the vast majority of U.S. states. Our proposed network involves four HCSRN sites (HF-SH, BSW, EH,
and MF). All participating HCSRN sites have a standard Virtual Data Warehouse (VDW), which has extensive
clinical and demographic information for all members. This data infrastructure is extremely innovative for multisite
studies. The VDW includes a combination of electronic health records (EHR) and insurance claims data,
which allows the capture of nearly all health care utilization (~99%) within and outside of the system. Data on
demographics, encounters, prescriptions, diagnoses, procedures, and enrollment are organized into uniform
datasets using standardized variables and definitions across sites. The participating IDNs are all using the Epic
EHR system, which is the largest and most commonly used EHR across the US – over 52% of Americans now
have an Epic health record. Epic employs a Care Everywhere feature, which allows systems to access EHR
data from any Epic-using facility, with patient permission. All HCSRN sites are leading IDNs with affiliated
health plans (Commercial, Medicaid, Medicare plans) and academic research centers. They have all
collaborated for decades on multi-site research projects (see Past Performance Section), and are supported by
federal infrastructure support, including (but not limited to) the NCI-funded Cancer Research Network
(U24CA171524), NIMH-funded Mental Health Research Network (U19MH092201), Health Systems Node of
the NIDA Clinical Trials Network (UG1DA040314), FDA-funded Mini-Sentinel, and NIA-funded AGING Initiative
(R24AG045050), among many others. Populations vary by health system, but the demographic make-up is
diverse and broadly representative of their local state’s general populations. Each site has experienced
investigators, coordinators, informatics specialists, nurses, recruiters, medical and lab associates, statisticians,
and other staff already in place and available to participate in the PMI-CP project immediately. This is
essential, given that this project requires rapid recruitment and scale-up. The IDNs all manage many NIH
projects, including numerous multi-site prospective studies and clinical trials. Over 100 multi-site trials and
prospective studies have been externally funded across the HCSRN. As demonstrated in the ‘Key Personnel
Section,’ investigators have vast expertise in a diverse range of disease areas (e.g., cardiovascular disease,
cancer, diabetes, allergy, asthma, mental health, substance use, obesity, chronic pain, dementia) and research
designs (e.g., experimental, prospective, case control, observational, and big-data EHR epidemiological
studies) as well as in patient engagement, health informatics, and genetic research.
All TACH sites employ NIH-funded investigators with extensive experience in recruiting and retaining
sizeable numbers of research participants, in collecting biospecimens and self-report survey data, using
electronic health record (EHR) data, e-consenting, coordinating multi-site data streams, and in collaborating
with other health provider organizations and national centralized research cores. These IDN HPOs in the
TACH network together provide comprehensive health services to over 9 million diverse patients each year.
We will capitalize on our experience in recruiting and retaining large numbers of participants in epidemiological
and clinical cohorts along with our patient-centered and process improvement approaches and expertise in
managing multi-site EHR data, to efficiently maximize recruitment and retention, and foster true partnerships
with the TACH PMI-CP Patient Partners, as well as nimbly identify and solve project problems as they arise, or
make needed modifications.
在美国,精确医学的承诺可以在大规模上最有效地实现
接下来的几十年是否建立了研究基础设施,全国各地的科学家都可以访问
包括一个庞大而敬业的研究人群,具有全面的健康和生活方式历史
生物测量和临床数据。来自4个综合交付网络(IDN)的调查人员跨越了7个状态
卫生保健系统研究网络(HCSRN,Est。1994年的HMorn),亨利·福特卫生系统
及其合作伙伴Spectrum Health(HF-SH)位于密歇根州,贝勒·斯科特(Baylor Scott&White)(BSW),德克萨斯州的Essentia Health
(EH)位于明尼苏达州,北达科他州,威斯康星州和爱达荷州,以及Meyers-Fallon初级保健研究所(MF)
位于马萨诸塞州,已经聚集在一起形成精密医学跨美国
HCSRN(TACH)的财团,目的是招募,招募和保留10,000名患者
此处被指定为患者合作伙伴的志愿者进入了精密医学倡议队列计划,
在最初的12个月期间,其中两个站点有可能扩展到更多的HCSRN位置。
精确医学计划(PMI)代表了研究方式的重大转变
美国。这项主要倡议不是多个小疾病的特定前瞻性研究,而是发展
最大的单一前瞻性研究涉及患者和具有临床历史的潜水员组的患者
环境暴露,人口统计,遗传敏感性,并相信医疗。此外,
与收集数据并限制访问外部科学界的研究人员相反,本研究
试图开发开放访问结构,科学家可以利用相同的数据和基础架构
做出新发现并彻底改变医疗服务。最重要的是,该计划试图参与
作为终身合作伙伴的参与者,通过同意共享数据,患者合作伙伴将收到数据
以及关于自身风险和疾病保护因素的反馈。最后,通过结合所有这些独特
数据源,我们可以朝着为患者裁缝。这显然代表了一个新时代
研究以及我们的TACH网络充分支持并包含这一运动。我们不仅分享重要的
NIH和PMI的哲学,但在我们先前的工作中证明了这一哲学。我们会的
描述,我们拥有成为成功的区域医疗中心的资源,网络和经验
PMI队列计划(PMI-CP)中的医疗保健提供商组织(RMC-HPO)网络。
我们提出的TACH网络借鉴了HCSRN的优势,该联盟由18个大型IDN组成
为美国绝大多数州服务。我们提出的网络涉及四个HCSRN站点(HF-SH,BSW,EH,,
和MF)。所有参与的HCSRN站点都有一个标准的虚拟数据仓库(VDW),它具有广泛的
所有成员的临床和人口统计信息。对于多站点,此数据基础架构非常创新
研究。 VDW包括电子健康记录(EHR)和保险索赔数据的组合,
这允许捕获系统内部和外部几乎所有医疗保健利用率(〜99%)。数据上
人口统计,遭遇,处方,诊断,程序和入学率均匀
数据集使用跨站点的标准变量和定义。参与的IDN都在使用史诗
EHR系统是美国最大,最常用的EHR - 现在超过52%的美国人
拥有史诗般的健康记录。 Epic员工到处都有护理功能,该功能允许系统访问EHR
在患者许可的情况下,来自任何史诗般的设施的数据。所有HCSRN站点都在带有会员的IDN领导
健康计划(商业,医疗补助,医疗保险计划)和学术研究中心。他们有全部
在多站点研究项目(请参阅过去的绩效部分)上合作数十年,并得到
联邦基础设施支持,包括(但不限于)NCI资助的癌症研究网络
(U24CA171524),NIMH资助的心理健康研究网络(U19MH092201),卫生系统节点
NIDA临床试验网络(UG1DA040314),FDA资助的迷你赛和NIA资助的老化倡议
(R24AG045050),等等。人群因卫生系统而异,但人口构成是
潜水员并广泛地代表其当地国家的一般人口。每个网站都有经历
调查人员,协调员,信息专家,护士,招聘人员,医疗和实验室员工,统计学家,
还有其他工作人员已经到位,可以立即参加PMI-CP项目。这是
鉴于该项目需要快速招募和扩大规模。 IDN都管理了许多NIH
项目,包括许多多站点的前瞻性研究和临床试验。超过100次多站点试验和
前瞻性研究已在整个HCSRN上资助。如“关键人员”
一节,研究人员在潜水区域的疾病领域(例如心血管疾病,
癌症,糖尿病,过敏,哮喘,心理健康,药物使用,肥胖,慢性疼痛,痴呆)和研究
设计(例如,实验,前瞻性,案例控制,观察性和大数据EHR流行病学
研究)以及患者参与,健康信息和遗传研究。
所有TACH网站员工NIH资助的调查员都有丰富的招聘和保留经验
大量研究参与者,在收集生物测量和自我报告调查数据时,使用
电子健康记录(EHR)数据,电子一致,协调的多站点数据流以及合作
与其他健康提供者组织和国家集中研究核心。这些IDN HPO
TACH网络每年共同为超过900万潜水员患者提供全面的卫生服务。
我们将利用我们在招募和保留大量参与者的经验
以及临床人群以及我们以患者为中心的过程改进方法和专业知识
管理多站点EHR数据,有效地最大化招聘和保留率,并促进真正的合作伙伴关系
与TACH PMI-CP患者合作伙伴一起,以及在出现的项目问题或解决项目问题的情况下或
进行所需的修改。
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