This autumn, PHEMS brings you a new series of Meet-Ups exploring the latest developments in paediatric health data. Together, we’ll explore new ideas, share experiences and discuss how better collaboration across borders can help unlock the potential of health data — and ultimately improve care and outcomes for children and young people.
Upcoming Sessions
October 20th, 15.00-15.50 CET
Improving Benchmarking Capacity Via Federated Networks: Paediatric Cardiology
Join us to learn how federated networks are transforming benchmarking in pediatric cardiology. This meet-up explores how federated data approaches – where insights are shared without moving sensitive patient data – can strengthen benchmarking capacity, improve quality comparisons, and ultimately advance care for children with heart diseases.
Speaker:
- Andrew Taylor, Director of Innovation at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH)
November 17th, 15.00-15.50 CET
Getting the most from OMOP: Updates from the OHDSI Community
Join us to explore how federated data networks such as PHEMS can get the most out of the OMOP Common Data Model and the latest developments from the OHDSI community. This meet‑up highlights how shared standards, harmonised vocabularies, and community‑validated methods strengthen collaboration across distributed paediatric data providers. We’ll focus on how OMOP‑aligned data quality frameworks enhance trust in the underlying data and enable more robust, comparable analyses. By adopting emerging OHDSI tools and federated study designs, paediatric networks can accelerate high‑impact research, generate more reliable evidence, and ultimately support better care for children and young people.
Speaker:
- Liam Glück, Data Engineer at The Hyve