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The consortia of the Medical Informatics Initiative (MII) have established data integration centres (DIC) at their university medical sites. In these new facilities, data from healthcare and research of a university hospital are collected, whereby data quality and data protection are essential.

Three MIRACUM sites participating

The Medical Informatics Initiative encompasses multiple regions in Germany. Participating institutes and groups must coordinate their activities, and interact with diverse stakeholders. Various committees have been established to organise structured dialogue and collaboration.

Information resource for patients unveiled at dialogue event

SMITH consortium starts HELP study at Jena University Hospital

All consortia are represented in the corresponding National Steering Committee, with the aim of aligning activities and agreeing parameters. Concept papers, defined requirements, and template texts will be jointly prepared and discussed in dedicated working groups, and consented by the National…

Intensive care medicine is an area of medicine in which a vast amount of data is collected digitally. However, a systematic, digital evaluation of this data to gain new scientific knowledge about specific diseases has not been done. The use of artificial intelligence in this data has enormous…

Any treatment with antibiotics can lead to pathogens developing resistance. Targeted use of antibiotics is therefore essential to avoid overtreatment and undertreatment. At the same time, bloodstream infections, including sepsis, are a widespread problem in hospitals, with the adequate use of…

Through the Medical Informatics Initiative (MII) and the establishment of Data Integration Centers, clinical care data from multiple sources in the Hospital Information System (HIS) are being made available for medical research. The result is a unique and rich pool of clinical data that is…