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ENACT Launched Monthly Informatics Office Hours

3/24/2025

To better support researchers and institutions using the ENACT Network, we introduced our Monthly Informatics Office Hours series. These sessions, held on the second Monday of each month from 3 – 4 pm ET, provide an opportunity to discuss technical challenges, share best practices, and engage directly with our informatics experts. We look forward to continuing these conversations and helping our community make the most of ENACT’s resources.

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ENACT Participated in AMIA 2025: Advancing Informatics for Clinical Impact

3/1/2025

ENACT was excited to participate in the 2025 American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) Conference, where we showcased our latest innovations in data harmonization and real-world evidence generation. Our team presented on key topics, including scalable approaches to integrating EHR data across institutions and strategies for ensuring reproducibility in multi-site research. If you attended AMIA, we hope you connected with us—we enjoyed discussing how ENACT could support your research!

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ENACT Showcased Data-Driven Research at the 2024 CTSA Meeting

11/13/2024

The ENACT Network made a strong impact at the 2024 Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) Program Meeting, where Dr. Steve Reis presented insights on leveraging multi-institutional electronic health record (EHR) data to advance clinical research. Our presentation highlighted real-world use cases demonstrating how ENACT’s federated data network accelerated discovery while maintaining patient privacy. Attendees engaged in discussions about optimizing data-sharing strategies and fostering cross-institutional collaboration. Thank you to everyone who joined us—we looked forward to continuing the conversation!

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ENACT Launched New Versions of SHRINE and i2b2

10/1/2024

ENACT rolled out updated versions of SHRINE and i2b2, enhancing the capabilities of our network’s data query tools. These improvements provide researchers with more robust and flexible options for identifying patient cohorts and conducting large-scale clinical data analyses. The updates reflect our commitment to continuously evolving our infrastructure to meet the needs of the research community.

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ENACT Introduced a Bold New Look

7/15/2024

The ENACT Network unveiled a refreshed brand identity, reinforcing our mission to advance collaborative research through cutting-edge data solutions. The new brand captured our commitment to innovation, accessibility, and scientific rigor. Alongside the updated visual identity, we launched a redesigned website that enhanced user experience and provided streamlined access to our research tools and resources. We are excited about this new chapter and grateful for the community’s support in shaping the future of data-driven research.

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April ENACT Informatics Webinar - Data Quality

4/9/2024

On Monday, April 22nd at 3pm EST, the ENACT Network will host its next monthly ENACT Informatics Webinar. This webinar will delve into how ENACT is pioneering the development and deployment of innovative visual tools aimed at enhancing data quality across participating sites....

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Community Updates: Upcoming i2b2 Events

3/28/2024

We’d like to share some news from around the health informatics community. The i2b2 team has some events coming up that people in the ENACT community may be interested in attending. ENACT topics will be discussed at both events! Please see below for details....

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ENACT March Informatics Webinar Recording and Slides

3/27/2024

Hello ENACT Community!...

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New Informatics Webinar Series from The ENACT Network - March 25th at 3pm EST

3/13/2024

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ENACT Became OMOP Compatible with Ontology v4.0 Release

12/1/2023

The ENACT Network achieved OMOP compatibility with the release of Ontology v4.0, marking a significant step forward in data standardization and interoperability. This enhancement allows researchers to integrate and analyze multi-institutional electronic health record (EHR) data more efficiently, streamlining collaboration and improving the reproducibility of research across sites. We are excited about the new possibilities this brings to our network and the broader research community.

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