The Research on Care Community (ROCC) is an AAMC-member organization whose members share an interest in integrating research into care delivery. They include a range of leaders from academic medicine, such as CEOs, deans, chief medical officers, vice presidents, chairs, and other faculty.
ROCC fosters collaboration between researchers and clinical providers who are engaged in clinical and translational research to improve quality, safety, health equity and outcomes of their own patient populations. ROCC currently has over 1,000Â members who are affiliated with 256Â leading medical schools, teaching hospitals, and academic societies.
Through capacity building and enhancing peer-to-peer learning, ROCC supports members focused on identifying and leading approaches that advance:
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health system and research integration
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alignment of research and quality improvement
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institutional commitment to clinical effectiveness and implementation research scholarship
The All of Us Researcher Workbench Tool—Accessing and Using Data from the NIH’s All of Us Research Program
The National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) All of Us Research Program’s aim is to enroll one million or more participants to collect one of the largest and most diverse datasets for research. The program is currently accepting application from researchers to use data through the Researcher Workbench platform.
This webinar—hosted by the AAMC’s Research on Care Community (ROCC) and the AAMC Collaborative for Health Equity: Act, Research, Generate Evidence (CHARGE) groups—featured representatives from the All of Us program who provided an overview and demo of the Researcher Workbench, as well as a researcher who shared her experience using the platform and presented findings from her work using the All of Us dataset.Â
Introduction and Overview of the All of Us Researcher Engagement Efforts
Courtney Wallin, PhD
Research Engagement Lead, National Institutes of Health’s All of Us Research Program
Overview of the Research Hub Public-Facing Tools and Demo of WorkbenchÂ
Adrienne Roman, PhD
Project Manager, Data and Research Center, National Institutes of Health’s All of Us Research Program
Tracking Social Determinants of Health Using the All of Us Dataset
Carrie Crook
Medical Student, Tulane University School of Medicine
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