URIDE – Frost Institute for Data Science & Computing

Azizi Seixas and Nick Tsinoremas to Lead NIH AIM-AHEAD…

While kidney disease affects one in seven adults in the United States, it impacts Black patients much more. They are four times more likely to suffer from kidney failure than white U.S. residents, and a 2021 study indicates that computer algorithms that determine eligibility for a kidney transplant often put Black people at a disadvantage, widening the gap for a successful recovery. Read more “Azizi Seixas and Nick Tsinoremas to Lead NIH AIM-AHEAD Health Disparities Project” →

Grants

NIH Grant to FAU, Caridad Center, and UM MSOM…

Researchers from Florida Atlantic University’s Schmidt College of Medicine, in collaboration with the Caridad Health Center, Inc., and the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, have received a $500,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for a project to tackle chronic health disparities through the use of electronic health records (EHR), artificial intelligence, machine learning (AI/ML) and the Internet of Things (IoT). Read more “NIH Grant to FAU, Caridad Center, and UM MSOM will Tackle Disease Disparities” →

News

Using Advanced Computing to Create AI-ML Diagnosis Toolbox

Over the years, new technology has helped Radiologists diagnose illness, but it has also changed their jobs. To diagnose illness in the past, physicians spent time speaking with patients. Today, they spend more time scrutinizing images, patient electronic medical records, and other data sources. Read more “Using Advanced Computing to Create AI-ML Diagnosis Toolbox” →

Webinars

WEBINAR How to Use UChart Data through URIDE 8/12/2020

The University Research Informatics Data Environment, or URIDE, is a web-based platform that aggregates and visualizes de-identified data from the UHealth UChart system. With URIDE, clinical research investigators and their teams can easily explore demographics, diagnoses, procedures, vitals, medications, labs, notes, allergies, comorbidities, locations, physicians, and much more. URIDE can also help you design your study, help with feasibility analysis, grant submission, and applications in which population assessments need to be conducted. Read more “WEBINAR How to Use UChart Data through URIDE 8/12/2020” →

Events - Past

In-Depth URIDE Discussion, Thursday 7/21/2016

The University Research Informatics Data Environment, also known as “URIDE“, is a large scale data services atmosphere where de-identified data from multiple clinical and research sciences systems can be explored preparatory to research, prospective and retrospective analysis. The goal of URIDE is to provide a single, secure, exploratory environment for all clinically and scientifically derived data for research at the University. It does not contain data from Jackson Memorial Hospital. Read more “In-Depth URIDE Discussion, Thursday 7/21/2016” →

News - Archived

URIDE Demonstrations Now Available

University Research Informatics Data Environment (URIDE) is a software system developed for UM investigators conducting scientific research who want to explore de-identified patient data for designing an experiment or writing a grant proposal. These 30 minute demonstrations will provide details by examples on how to use the application. Space is limited to 10 seats per session. All sessions will be hosted in the Clinical Research Building (CRB), Room 710. To register, please send an email to CTSIservices@med.miami.edu. Read more “URIDE Demonstrations Now Available” →

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