Healthcare IT News July 27, 2022
Mike Miliard

The collaboration, which will see the health systems working with deidentified data for algorithm development and validation, will focus on patient outcomes and aim toward “personalized, predictive and proactive medicine.”

Mayo Clinic and Mercy this week announced what they’re calling a “first-of-its-kind alliance” between these two leading-edge IT and informatics pioneers.

WHY IT MATTERS
The 10-year agreement will see Mayo and Mercy focus on data science for improved patient outcomes, using the troves of deidentified patient data each organization has amassed over the past decade-plus to help detect diseases earlier and enable more effective interventions.

Leaders from both health systems say the early plan is to concentrate on information collaboration and algorithm development and validation.

They’ll use a distributed data network...

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