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Common Data Elements (CDEs): Getting More Common All the Time

The NIH HEAL Initiative® is working to increase access to pain and opioid data through a centralized platform–this involves connecting hundreds of datasets and building a unified search for users to derive knowledge from this data. A major challenge is the disparate nature of datasets, with many using their own ‘language’ for their data. The use of Common Data Elements (CDEs) solves this challenge by providing common terms for researchers to describe their data, thus streamlining the process of standardizing data for ingestion into selected repositories and making unrelated datasets easier to compare. Implementation of CDEs allows for unprecedented search across datasets, facilitating new knowledge sharing, treatment discovery, and ultimately, improved patient outcomes for those suffering from pain and opioid use disorders. In this webinar, Dr. Laura Wandner, Program Officer in the Office of Pain Policy and Planning at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), will lead a presentation providing an overview of the HEAL Common Data Elements (CDEs) Program and related resources provided by NIH. Dr. Gaurav Vaidya of the HEAL Data Stewardship Group will then lead a presentation delving into the application of CDEs in existing HEAL efforts and providing specific use cases. Following these presentations, Dr. Kira Bradford of the HEAL Data Stewardship Group will lead a panel discussion and Q&A with Vaidya and other experts working with CDEs. Resources: Gaurav Vaidya's presentation: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Qtn9... If you would like access to the HEAL CDE Box account, please contact Andrew.Siddons@nih.gov or Laura.Wandner@nih.gov Send additional questions about HEAL CDEs to HEAL_CDE@hsc.utah.edu Visit our website: http://healdatafair.org/ Join the HEAL Stewards Slack workspace for conversation, connection, and the latest news: https://bit.ly/JoinHEALSlack Connect with us about your data management needs and questions: http://bit.ly/HEALStewardsConnect