Streamline Your Research with Advanced Healthcare Data Solutions
Navigating the complexities of finding the right healthcare dataset can be overwhelming. With clinically rich databases, advanced analytics, and expert insights, you can accelerate studies, bring drugs to market faster, and ensure safety—all while maintaining strict privacy standards.
Transform unstructured data into actionable insights without the high costs of manual abstraction through scalable AI-solutions.
Get the most valuable Real World Data and uncover deeper clinical insight to drive meaningful research and enhance the generation of Real World Evidence for your therapies.
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Driving Better Psychiatric Outcomes: A NLP Pilot on Real-World EHR Data
The white paper, coauthored by IQVIA with Akrivia Health and the Cardiovascular Research Consortium, explores the potential of Natural Language Processing technology in transforming psychiatric clinical practice by analyzing psychiatric Electronic Health Record data. The pilot project demonstrates accurate extraction and classification of clinical signs and symptoms from unstructured clinical notes, offering scalable solutions to improve diagnostic accuracy, clinical documentation, and research.
Harnessing AI and Real World Data to Accelerate Evidence Generation
Meet asset lifecycle demands with responsive real-world evidence generation. An IQVIA Evidence Generator serves as a dynamic hub where life sciences companies can access strategically assembled and global fit-for-purpose datasets harmonized to address a broad array of research objectives.
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AI integration of hybrid data sets for real-world applications
Discover the dynamic interplay between AI, real-world data, and real-world evidence generation, and learn how AI solutions can assist clinicians, support patient-centric assessments, and drive impactful clinical decision support tools.
Reducing healthcare costs through advanced data analytics
Learn how IQVIA data and advanced AI helped the National Health Service reduce stroke incidence among AFib patients by 22%, resulting in annual healthcare savings of $2 million.
