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Clinicians and researchers have great difficulty in quickly and efficiently accessing quality health data, even when they hold the required permission.
This includes data from clinics, hospitals, biobanks, clinical studies, public health, social services, provincial institutes and organizations, wearable technologies (e.g., smart watches), and so on.
It is not feasible to centralize all health data—for social, ethical and legal reasons. Therefore a solution is required that leaves the data where it is while still allowing information for health care and research to be retrieved.
Dr. Jean-François Ethier, Scientific Co-Director of GRIIS, explains how learning healthcare systems respond to today’s healthcare and research challenges. Presentation as part of the 8th edition of the Journées d’étude des comités d’éthique de la recherche et de leurs partenaires (October 20, 2017, Quebec City). © Government of Quebec, 2017
Accessing health data where it is
The PARS3 learning platform is designed to support clinicians and researchers who conduct projects that require authorizations to access data stored in multiple, distributed systems. PARS3 is an integral technological component of a learning health system.
No matter where the data is and no matter how it is managed locally, PARS3 makes it possible to link the clinicians’ and researchers’ queries with the information systems which are specific to each data custodian.
« PARS3 allows data that is distributed across separate computer systems to be processed and networked in a consistent and understandable manner.»
— Jean-François Ethier, Scientific Co-Director of the GRIIS
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Fonctionnement
Access and exchange procedures used worldwide
The GRIIS collaborates with the research community and with partner organizations at the international level to ensure PARS3 procedures meet the expectations of the world-wide community.
Fast and efficient
Procedures satisfy research requirements.
Ethical
According to the standards of research ethics boards.
Legal
From the point of view of relevant legislation and certification bodies.
Transparent
From the point of view of our partners, patients and other publics.
Secure
An architecture based on the Security by Design approach.
Ecosystem
PARS3 is an ecosystem that powers scientific research, knowledge transfer and delivery of health care in learning health systems.
Accurate data queries and results
The PARS3 platform is built on information ontologies (which are similar to lexicons). To make a data request, users use concepts from the ontology that are coherent and understandable from a clinical point of view.
PARS3 then extracts the precisely specified data from the distributed data sources, mediated by other components of the platform. The platform matches extracted data and original query fields using these validated ontological models.
PARS3 provides formally defined IT processes to aide the design of queries associated with a research project.
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The original source data stays where it is stored — the platform does not generate nor manage data warehouses.
PARS3 responds to health data queries by providing only the minimum data requested as part of a project.
The data is encrypted locally, where it is held temporarily.
The platform itself does not store data and does not interpret content.
The extracted data is subsequently transmitted directly and securely to another secure third party where the requesting user will have access to the data for analysis.
Partners
Principal partners
With the support of
PARS3 directors
Jean-François Ethier
Co-founder and scientific co-director of the GRIIS
Full Professor of medicine at Université de Sherbrooke
Research Chair in Health Informatics, Université de Sherbrooke
Licensed physician at the CHUS
Researcher at the Centre de recherche sur le veillissement (Research Centre of Aging)
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Félix Camirand Lemyre
Scientific co-director of the GRIIS
Associate professor of mathematics at the Université de Sherbrooke
Researcher at the Centre de recherche sur le veillissement (Research Centre of Aging)
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