A Center for Cross Industry Open Collaboration
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Optum Labs is an open research center pairing Optum and Mayo Clinic that merges 149 million lives claims with 5 million Mayo EHR and 32 million Humedica EHR into linked deidentified EHR+claims to let teams test comparative effectiveness and heterogeneity of treatment response. Projects get a project sandbox under strict review for non-commercial, NIH-cost recovery access; expected outputs are peer‑reviewed papers, clinical translation back into care, occasional spinout technologies, and a push to fill gaps like longitudinal patient‑reported outcomes and careful future incorporation of genomics.
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- 19:41Create a Positive Feedback Loop
- 21:11How Do Groups Get Access to the Data
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