Health Record Connect

Medidata Health Record Connect is an electronic health record (EHR) integration and interoperability engine designed to securely and compliantly acquire, transform, and exchange EHR data. It facilitates enhanced collaboration and visibility into critical patient healthcare information by ensuring the right data from the right site and patient is securely acquired and presented to users in a unified experience.

This solution supports clinical research as a treatment option, known as Clinical Research as a Care Option (CRAACO), by managing complex data from various sources. It bridges healthcare and clinical research by presenting matching EHR data to clinical trial sites, speeding up data entry and ensuring complete information for clinical decisions.

Key Features and Benefits

• Connectivity to Any Healthcare System: Connects to any healthcare system using appropriate protocols, enabling quicker startup and higher adoption rates.
• Leverages National and Local HIEs & Networks: Offers out-of-the-box scalability with connectivity to a wide range of healthcare organizations through Health Information Exchanges (HIEs).
• Support for FHIR, CCDA, DICOM, and HL7: Compatible with formats and protocols commonly used in the USA for healthcare communication.
• Bi-directional Data Transformations: Utilizes site healthcare data across all Medidata applications, regardless of format.
• Longitudinal Patient Insights: Provides a comprehensive view of a patient's history by integrating data from multiple sources.
• Wide Range of Treatment Workflows & Use Cases: Supports various workflows, including Real-World Data aggregation and insights, and data collaboration within clinical trials.

Medidata Health Record Connect addresses the challenges of healthcare data interoperability and integration, which have historically impacted patient safety and clinical trials. It offers a scalable solution to the EHR to EDC data re-entry challenge, ensuring clinical trial sites can efficiently populate Rave EDC forms with source data from other systems and documents.