dsOMOP: Federated standardized clinical data analysis with DataSHIELD and OMOP CDM
dsOMOP is an open-source software suite designed to support secure federated analysis of standardized clinical data across distributed institutions. By combining the privacy-conscious analytical capabilities of DataSHIELD with the standardized clinical data representation provided by the Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership Common Data Model (OMOP CDM), dsOMOP enables collaborative research on sensitive healthcare datasets without sharing individual-level data.
The dsOMOP project provides a collection of interoperable R packages and tools to simplify data extraction, harmonization, and analysis within a federated analytical environment. The suite emphasizes privacy, data governance, and reproducibility, aligning with international ethical standards and regulations for multi-institutional health research.
Developed to support collaborative epidemiological and clinical studies, dsOMOP promotes efficient, secure, and standardized analysis of distributed health datasets, enhancing researchers’ ability to derive insights from large-scale, multicenter clinical research while respecting patient privacy and institutional data governance requirements.
This resource includes software, comprehensive documentation, and illustrative vignettes demonstrating common analytical workflows.
More information about dsOMOP: https://isglobal-brge.github.io/dsOMOP
Funding
PID2021-122855OB-I00
CEX2023-0001290-S
P4COPD: Prediction, prevention, personalized and accurate treatment of COPD in young adults
Instituto de Salud Carlos III
Find out more...2021 SGR 01563
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- Bioinformatic methods development
- Database systems
- Health informatics and information systems
- Data and information privacy
- Information modelling, management and ontologies
- Data engineering and data science
- Privacy and data rights
- Data models, storage and indexing
- Distributed systems and algorithms
- Bioinformatics and computational biology not elsewhere classified