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Call for Applications: MN-LHS Embedded Scientist Training & Research Program

The Minnesota Learning Health System (MN-LHS) program is now accepting applications until April 30, 2025!

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Call for Abstracts: 2025 Advances in Learning Health System Sciences Conference

Call for abstracts: We are accepting abstracts for our next Advances in Learning Health System Sciences conference until Friday, May 23rd.

Manuscript published on data modernization collaboration between MDH and UMN

A case study was published outlining a partnership between UMN and the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) to support public health data modernization that uses and is facilitated with a learning...

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CLHSS Goes to AMIA 2024 Annual Meeting

A number of our team members represented CLHSS at the AMIA 2024 Annual Meeting.

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Importance of Federated Learning Collaboratives

Federating learning collaboratives offer several important benefits.

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Job Opportunities

Join us! We are now hiring for several positions within CLHSS and the LHS program at Fairview.

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SAVETHEBOTTOMS!!! Offers Resources at Twin Cities Pride

SAVETHEBOTTOMS!!! provided education and resources for anal cancer and HPV at Twin Cities Pride.

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Paper Evaluating RapidEval Study Published in Journal

A paper describing the impact of an intervention RapidEval supported was published in Journal of the American Heart Association.

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Topic Spotlight: Federated Learning

Federated learning is an important concept to our artificial intelligence-related work at CLHSS.

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Use Cases: RapidEval's Earliest Projects

The RapidEval Program supported three of their earliest projects by improving their study design and collecting more comprehensive data.

MN-LHS Program Accepts First Cohort of Fellows

MN-LHS welcomed its first cohort of fellows into the program.

Call for Abstracts: 2024 Advances in Learning Health System Sciences Conference

Call for abstracts: We are accepting abstracts for our next Advances in Learning Health System Sciences conference until June 14.

Nick Ingraham Appointed CQODE Co-Director

Health services researcher Dr. Nick Ingraham was recently appointed Scientific co-Director of our CQODE Core.

MN-LHS Program Welcomes Additional Scholars to New Cohort

MN-LHS welcomes an additional four scholars into the program.

2024 AMIA Artificial Intelligence Evaluation Showcase: Stage 1 Submission Deadline on Monday, February 5, 2024

The AMIA AI Evaluation Showcase is calling for abstracts. Stage 1 submissions are due February 5, 2024.

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CLHSS and the MN-LHS receive $5 million from AHRQ/PCORI to Advance the Workforce of Minnesota Embedded Learning Health System Scientists

The University of Minnesota’s Center for Learning Health System Sciences (CLHSS) and its training program, the Minnesota Learning Health System Career Development Program (MN-LHS), recently received...

Coming to Campus: Dr. Hoifung Poon from Microsoft Health Futures

Dr. Hoifung Poon, General Manager at Microsoft Health Futures, will be featured at a town hall on March 18 and will give a speech at Grand Rounds on March 19.

Clinical Quality, Outcomes, Discovery, and Evaluation (CQODE) Core Co-Director: Call for Applications

CQODE is looking for a Co-Director with a non-proceduralist background to help direct their vision and activities.

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AI Model Developed by CLHSS Effectively Predicts Sepsis in Patients

A team from CLHSS created a predictive model that successfully predicts sepsis in patients and identifies which patients would benefit from early antibiotics.

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Solvejg Wastvedt Develops New Metrics to Measure Fairness of Risk Prediction Models

PhD student Solvejg Wastvedt worked with Drs. Julian Wolfson and Jared Huling to develop a framework and new metrics to measure the fairness of risk prediction models.