Women not more likely to die of cirrhosis than men, despite having fewer liver transplants Chronic liver disease affects men and women equally Cirrhosis affects more than 4 million in…
Read MoreAt the Center for Health Information Partnerships, we are deeply unsettled, sad, and angry about the divides and systematic mistreatment of Black and Brown people in a country and community…
Read MoreThe Chicago COVID Coalition, a collaborative network of researchers across Chicago, is working to develop a Common Data Model (CDM), or standardized database, to allow for rapid automated presentation of…
Read MoreSince this pandemic began in March, researchers, physicians, and data scientists and analysts around the world have mobilized in unprecedented ways to do what they can to lessen the impact…
Read MoreCHICAGO, IL (MAY 4, 2020) – Northwestern Medicine healthcare workers recently began to enroll in the Healthcare Worker Exposure Response & Outcomes (HERO) Registry. The registry invites all U.S. healthcare…
Read MoreThe Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Cardiology recently published a report that details the intricate design elements of the Aspirin Dosing: A Patient-centric Trial Assessing Benefits and Long-Term Effectiveness…
Read MoreAs the COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt daily life, patients who struggle with unhealthy alcohol use may be experiencing additional stressors. In honor of Alcohol Awareness Month (April) and to…
Read MoreIn response to the COVID-19 pandemic, CHIP faculty and staff are mobilizing in support of efforts to monitor and contain the spread of the virus. We are working with health…
Read MoreNorthwestern’s Feinberg School of Medicine recently announced the launch of the Institute for Augmented Intelligence in Medicine (I.AIM). CHIP Director Abel Kho, MD, MS, serves as the director of the…
Read MoreCHIP Director Abel Kho, MD, and Associate Director Theresa Walunas, PhD, will attend the AMIA 2020 Informatics Summit in Houston, TX, from March 23 to March 26. On March 25,…
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