Predicting pharmacotherapeutic outcomes for type 2 diabetes: An evaluation of three approaches to leveraging electronic health record data from multiple sources
Publication: Journal of Biomedical Informatics
Dr. Titus Schleyer leads the Indiana Learning Health System Initiative, which is focused on using everyday patient care data to improve the health and healthcare of people in Indiana. One of his award-winning projects helps emergency clinicians at IU Health obtain relevant information about their patients from Indiana’s health information exchange more efficiently and effectively than previously possible.
Another project, Dr. Schleyer and his team are analyzing data from Marion County to find out which factors are predictive of opioid overdoses and deaths.
An award-winning educator, Dr. Schleyer is focused on educating the next generation of biomedical informaticians. He co-directs the National Library of Medicine funded Indiana Public & Population Health Informatics Fellowship. He also mentors fellows in three other training programs.
Dr. Schleyer holds DMD and PhD degrees from the Goethe University in Frankfurt, Germany, and DMD and MBA degrees from Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Publication: Journal of Biomedical Informatics
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