Connecting and Innovating for Better Health

We come from many disciplines and backgrounds, united by a vision of a world where better information empowers people to end disease and realize true health.

Building tools and infrastructure, creating care models, and sharing and enabling research are the ways our dedicated investigators and staff express commitment to improving patients’ lives. Their stories fuel our pursuit of the best possible health care for all people. Learn more about how you can join us in revolutionizing care.

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Areas of Focus

Transitional Care

Symptom Management Research

Quality Measurement

Public & Population Health Informatics (PHI)

LOINC & Health Data Standards

Implementation Science

Health Communications

Healthcare Data Analytics

Global Health Informatics

Drug Safety

Decision Making

Clinical Decision Support

Brain Health

Applied HIT

Our Centers

IU Center for Aging Research

IU Center for Aging Research transforms health care for medically and socially vulnerable older adults by testing and implementing innovative strategies that improve the quality and efficiency of healthcare and self-care for this population. Researchers in IUCAR enjoy national and international recognition for their expertise in clinical research on the aging brain, health promotion, and innovative models of collaborative care.

Center for Biomedical Informatics

The Clem McDonald Center for Biomedical Informatics pioneers solutions in health information to help clinicians serve patients. CBMI is a global, collaborative research and learning organization that develops and evaluates innovative solutions for improving patient care and translates them into cost-effective, operational systems, including a dynamic electronic medical record system.

Center for Health Services Research

The William M. Tierney Center for Health Services Research advances health care and patient experiences for all of us. HSR's wide-ranging, interdisciplinary work results in transformative best practices on a scale that allows for sustainable impact for quality of care, clinical outcomes, and the value of the medical experience for clinicians, patients, and administrators.

Latest News

September 20, 2018 • News

First study of benefits and risks of dementia screening for family members of older adults

A majority of individuals with Alzheimer’s receive care from family members, but the effect of early identification of Alzheimer’s by screening on these caregivers has never been determined. With the support of a new $3 million, five-year National Institute on Aging grant, researchers from the Regenstrief Institute and Indiana University Center for Aging Research are conducting the first evaluation of the benefits and harms of Alzheimer’s disease screening for family members of older adults.

September 19, 2018 • Announcements, News

News from Peter Embi, CEO: New VP Positions Illustrate Reshaping of Regenstrief

Three newly created vice president positions centered around faculty development, research and business development demonstrate a continuation and expansion of Regenstrief's commitment to reshape how our vision is pursued. These positions will leverage our highly regarded strengths and forge stronger collaboration on all fronts.

September 11, 2018 • News

Treating sleep apnea greatly improves stroke patients’ neurological & functional recovery

Benefits of sleep apnea treatment after stroke greater than benefits from tPA. National stroke guidelines recommend testing for sleep apnea, however, past observational studies have shown that it is not being done. Dr. Bravata believes that with the results of large studies like this one, diagnosing and treating sleep apnea post-stroke acutely will become a routine part of standard practice.

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