Clinical Studies: How Can FHIR Help?
summary
Shows how FHIR models map protocol elements into executable objects using ResearchStudy and ResearchSubject and example Python code that pulls ClinicalTrials.gov XML, maps locations/investigators and loads study/subject records. Demonstrates concrete benefits: automating recruitment can cut the ~29% of trial cost tied to enrollment and claims up to $37,000/day savings in recruitment, simplifies eSource by removing transcription, and supports eligibility queries, arm assignment, consent linking, and pushing study activities into EHRs via planDefinition/Argonaut.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 1:46Pharmaceutical Industry
- 5:22What is a trial?
- 8:54The Clinical Trial Protocol
- 10:59Inclusion Criteria
- 36:39Healthcare Data in Research
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