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Precision Medicine Data Tool スクリーンショット

iPhone

About Precision Medicine Data Tool

Precision Health initiatives will require research that not only uses a person’s clinical and genomic data, but their mobile health (mHealth) data as well. This app leverages HealthKit and integrates with the Health app to help Precision Health organizations build a standardized Precision Health mHealth database for Precision Health research. It is a simple utility that lets people choose baseline Health app data they wish to share, creates standardized (OMOP CDM v5.0) files that Precision Health researchers can understand, and allows them to email their donation to any Precision Health project of their choosing. Before sharing data, users will be prompted to grant access to specific HealthKit fields relevant for Precision Health research (sex, age, vitals, physical activity, body measurements, etc).

Our app does not store, collect, or perform any analysis of your data. It is a mobile health adoption of the Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP) Common Data Model (CDM) Version 5.0, an open source health informatics standard widely used by industry, government, and academic organizations (http://ohdsi.org) with potential applications to Precision Health research initiatives.