“Anything that you put in the way of an adopter … it’s all just obstacles. It’s noise, it’s getting in the way. … This idea of Foundry … is helping implementers get started to reduce that learning curve or the…
On February 16, 2024, the NIDA CTN Southwest Node led by Dr. Kimberly Page, organized a workshop to create digital stories on addiction recovery. Patients and health professionals shared their stories of struggles and successes. The workshop took place at…
Drs. Grando and Wei presented the results of the SHARES patient survey during the December 2 ASU Substance use and Addiction Translational Research Network (SATRN) Brown Bag Series.
Dr. Mohammad Jafari, SHARES’s advisor, will be presenting on September 26, 2024 on Technical Tools to segment abortion and other types of sensitive health data.
The SHARES Advisory Board met with the SHARES Research Team on September 26, 2024 at Coppersmith Brockelman offices. We discussed research updates, got state and federal environmental updates, and learned about HEDIS substance use disorder metrics, the FHIR Consent Resource,…
Dr. Mohammad Jafari, SHARES Advisor, led the recommendation (more details here) through the HL7 Community-Based Care and Privacy (CBCP) Working Group. This advice is informed by SHARES’s research on evaluating the expressivity of the HL7 consent Resource to support informed…
Thank you, Community Bridges, for hosting this meeting! Thank you all for your active participation and enthusiasm. We celebrated the grant’s first anniversary.
Fun event and great team work!
Dr. Preston Lee has shared SHARES stack through FHIR Foundry. This is an open ecosystem platform where anyone in the world can discover, test, try, and install for themselves working reference implementations of the HL7 specifications.
From April to May 2024, Dr. Adela Grando, visited Dr. Graciela Gonzalez-Hernandez, Vice Chair for Research and Education in the Department of Computational Biomedicine at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. They have started a collaboration to study the presence of addiction stigma…
