Case Study: Rambam Health Care Campus achieves self-service access to validated synthetic patient data with MDClone

Rambam Health Care Campus turns 2.5M patient records into self-service research with MDClone

Rambam Health Care Campus, a major Israeli hospital, faced significant challenges in enabling its researchers to independently access and analyze its vast electronic medical records. The process was hindered by lengthy IRB approvals for real patient data, the complexity of handling both structured and unstructured data, and a heavy reliance on busy IT staff to run queries, causing delays of several months for studies. To overcome these obstacles, Rambam partnered with MDClone and implemented its ADAMS Platform.

The MDClone solution allowed Rambam to instantly generate synthetic data from its records, protecting patient privacy while enabling researchers to independently and quickly explore data without IT assistance. This transformed the data access process into a self-service model, shortening research timelines from months to hours. Researchers confirmed the synthetic data provided accurate estimates compared to real data, and the hospital can now efficiently tap into its data for research, quality analyses, and pioneering personalized medicine initiatives.

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