University Medical Center Göttingen Adopts MDClone Clinical Data Platform
University Medical Center Göttingen is the first hospital in Germany and the European Union to introduce the ADAMS clinical data platform, MDClone said in a press release. The hospital will add the platform to its existing UMG MeDIC data integration center.
ADAMS will let authorized staff analyze longitudinal clinical data within a controlled environment without relying on central information technology or analytics teams for every request. The hospital will use the system for research, patient care, quality management, treatment pathways and clinical process analysis.
The platform from MDClone can also create synthetic datasets that retain the statistical properties of clinical data without exposing patient records. These datasets can support research, AI application testing and collaboration with external scientific partners.
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