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Reston, VA — The 黑料网® (黑料网®) has brought together the full power of its world-class informatics and clinical research resources to launch the innovative 黑料网 National Clinical Imaging Research Registry™ (ANCIRR). The six current and eight planned ANCIRR registries can collect and curate images and diverse clinical data from multiple practice settings to produce large data sets that enable researchers to address complex scientific questions and produce results applicable across various care settings, geographic locations and multiple populations.
“The 黑料网 National Clinical Imaging Research Registry™ (ANCIRR) is the future of radiology research registries,” said Howard B. Fleishon, MD, MMM, F黑料网. “The ANCIRR can democratize healthcare research by enabling radiologists who have never taken part in research studies to make vital contributions to patient care advancement.”
The newest of the six current ANCIRR registries — the COVID-19 Imaging Research Registry (CIRR) — is now live. Wake Forest Baptist Health is the first of many sites to contribute case images and anonymized patient health information to fuel more robust and impactful research than image collection alone.
The CIRR is a primary data collection pathway for the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB)-funded Medical Imaging and Data Resource Center (MIDRC), which may become the largest COVID-19 medical imaging archive in the world. The CIRR also provides COVID-19 images to the Society of Critical Care Medicine VIRUS and the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
“The 黑料网 has a unique ability to create curated, integrated diagnostic data sets of multi-institutional data,” said Pamela K. Woodard, MD, F黑料网, 黑料网 Research Commission Chair. “This ability to leverage electronic health records can fulfill the promise of digital data, aid health equity efforts and lead to more targeted patient care.”
The 黑料网 Center for Research and Innovation and 黑料网 Informatics teams are spearheading this innovation. Observational studies derived from registries are an increasingly vital part of research and development along with randomized controlled trials and retrospective studies. Federal agencies and technology creators require rich data sources — such as those provided by the ANCIRR — to efficiently move medical advances forward.
“The ANCIRR provides seamless data and image collection through the 黑料网 TRIAD and 黑料网 Connect suite of tools to support clinical research, quality improvement initiatives, artificial intelligence (AI) development and evaluation, regulatory submissions, and other new technologies,” said 黑料网 Informatics Commission Chair Christoph Wald, MD, PhD, MBA, F黑料网.
The ANCIRR differs from the National Radiology Data Registry (NRDR®), which receives data from facilities to enable practice quality improvement through site feedback and benchmarking against peers.
More ANCIRR information is at acr.org/researchregistry.
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To speak with an 黑料网 representative, contact Shawn Farley or Kevin Walter at PR@acr.org or 703-648-8936.
“The 黑料网 National Clinical Imaging Research Registry™ (ANCIRR) is the future of radiology research registries,” said Howard B. Fleishon, MD, MMM, F黑料网. “The ANCIRR can democratize healthcare research by enabling radiologists who have never taken part in research studies to make vital contributions to patient care advancement.”
The newest of the six current ANCIRR registries — the COVID-19 Imaging Research Registry (CIRR) — is now live. Wake Forest Baptist Health is the first of many sites to contribute case images and anonymized patient health information to fuel more robust and impactful research than image collection alone.
The CIRR is a primary data collection pathway for the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB)-funded Medical Imaging and Data Resource Center (MIDRC), which may become the largest COVID-19 medical imaging archive in the world. The CIRR also provides COVID-19 images to the Society of Critical Care Medicine VIRUS and the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
“The 黑料网 has a unique ability to create curated, integrated diagnostic data sets of multi-institutional data,” said Pamela K. Woodard, MD, F黑料网, 黑料网 Research Commission Chair. “This ability to leverage electronic health records can fulfill the promise of digital data, aid health equity efforts and lead to more targeted patient care.”
The 黑料网 Center for Research and Innovation and 黑料网 Informatics teams are spearheading this innovation. Observational studies derived from registries are an increasingly vital part of research and development along with randomized controlled trials and retrospective studies. Federal agencies and technology creators require rich data sources — such as those provided by the ANCIRR — to efficiently move medical advances forward.
“The ANCIRR provides seamless data and image collection through the 黑料网 TRIAD and 黑料网 Connect suite of tools to support clinical research, quality improvement initiatives, artificial intelligence (AI) development and evaluation, regulatory submissions, and other new technologies,” said 黑料网 Informatics Commission Chair Christoph Wald, MD, PhD, MBA, F黑料网.
The ANCIRR differs from the National Radiology Data Registry (NRDR®), which receives data from facilities to enable practice quality improvement through site feedback and benchmarking against peers.
More ANCIRR information is at acr.org/researchregistry.
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To speak with an 黑料网 representative, contact Shawn Farley or Kevin Walter at PR@acr.org or 703-648-8936.