Datavant Blog

This is the first of a two-part post discussing some of the research behind our recently launched Datavant Trials, a web-based trial tokenization solution that helps bridge the gap between clinical trials and real-world data (RWD) to accelerate research-grade evidence generation. In this post, we outline our interest in and approaches to computing overlap between datasets that play a significant role in our trial tokenization product.

Pete McCabe (CEO, Datavant) shares his key takeaways and insights from our 3rd annual Future of Health Data Summit. Read about industry innovation and momentum around patient centricity, interoperability, genomics data in precision medicine, and more.

From September 8–11, Datavant hosted its first annual Future of Healthcare Hackathon. Over 200 attendees spent the weekend developing innovative solutions to improve the future of healthcare. We are excited to announce the various winners of the Hackathon, starting with our Grand Prize Winner: PostOp | Physical Therapy AI. Read on to learn more about this fantastic project, which uses artificial intelligence to help physical therapy patients continue their recoveries at home.

From September 8–11, Datavant hosted its first annual Future of Healthcare Hackathon. Over 200 attendees spent the weekend developing innovative solutions to improve the future of healthcare. This week, we are excited to announce the various winners of the Hackathon.

Since moving to the U.S., Edward Gent has been struck by the severity of the American opioid crisis. Bringing his broad awareness of comorbidities between different types of addiction, he aimed to leverage current approaches to cell phone addiction as a means to treat more serious and sinister opioid addictions.

Tiffani Snider — Tiffani is a retired Marine Sergant and mental health professional specializing in Veteran trauma, LBGTQ+ equality and bridging the gap in Veteran Affair services in underserved population. Tiffani works in partnerships with Veteran owned businesses across the US to raise awareness around Veteran suicide prevention tactics.

Count Me In aims to put the power of health data back in the hands of the people. The app allows people to choose what data they have access to, who can use that data, and how much they should be reimbursed for having that data. Count Me In is positioned in contrast to the current state of healthcare, where data can be a form currency in the healthcare market.

My journey from “accidental” People person to supporting the needs of a highly diverse workforce of 9,000 employees changing the face of…

Discover how healthcare data linking is being conducted with small populations while maintaining patient privacy.