Interested in limiting your search to patients with MyChart accounts? HERON Michigan introduces the MyChart folder within Demographics. This folder provides granular information in addition to the general question of whether or not the patient has an account. For example: Looking for only active MyChart users? Search patients who activated and accessed their account. This will eliminate patients who activate but never use their accounts. Want to limit your search to only patients you can contact via email? Search the "Chose to receive E-mail" folder.

Identified patient notes are now available for identified data requests. While you cannot search these notes in HERON, the notes can be provided in an approved identified data request. For example, drag Reports->Visit Notes->Note Types->ED Provider Notes into your query to receive the provider note text from ED visits for patients in your patient set.

Need help with HERON? Join the Frontiers Lunch and Learn which meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month from 12:00 - 1:30 PM in room 3001D Student Center. ​Register in advance if possible but drop-ins are welcome.

Any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON Michigan Contents Summary

Our tour of rivers and lakes expands to include bodies of water within the ​​Greater Plains Collaborative states. This month honors ​Lake Michigan.

The HERON repository contains over 2 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems:

* Currently, HERON is missing around 3M encounter diagnosis records. We expect to resolve this issue in the next release.

Notice

Some material in the ​UMLS Metathesaurus is from copyrighted sources of the respective copyright holders. Users of the UMLS Metathesaurus are solely responsible for compliance with any copyright, patent or trademark restrictions and are referred to the copyright, patent or trademark notices appearing in the original sources, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Misuse of the Limited Access Death Master File, NTIS, U.S. Department of Commerce data is subject to penalties under provisions of 15 CFR § 1110.200.

Beta Disclaimer

We are providing this early access to obtain feedback from you, the research community. While we are actively working on validating the data loaded into the system with hospital and clinic technical staff, there may be problems with our translation of data from our source systems (HospitalEpicSource and ClinicIdxSource) into HERON.

Please email us at heron-admin@kumc.edu if you discover information you believe may be erroneous.

We are actively working on enhancing the types of data included. Stay tuned to our roadmap to track progress toward upcoming releases.

Various Issues Still Apply

Keep in mind the issues noted in the original HERON beta notice, including:

• date shifting, part of our DeIdentificationStrategy
• age searching (#158)

Enhancements and Problems/Defects/Issues Addressed in this Release

Due to in-progress trac access policy issues, this section may be blank for a time.

No results

Outstanding Problems/Defects/Issues

It is now possible to search diagnoses by either ICD9 or ICD10. ICD10 has been used in O2 since the Epic 2014 upgrade early in 2015. GE IDX will move to ICD10 in October of this year.

Need help with HERON? Join the Frontiers Lunch and Learn which meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month from 12:00 - 1:30 PM in room 3001D Student Center. ​Register in advance if possible but drop-ins are welcome.

Any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON Ray Hubbard Contents Summary

Our tour of rivers and lakes expands to include bodies of water within the ​​Greater Plains Collaborative states. This month honors the ​Lake Ray Hubbard located in Dallas, Texas.

The HERON repository contains over 2 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems:

* Currently, HERON is missing around 3M encounter diagnosis records. We expect to resolve this issue in the next release.

Notice

Some material in the ​UMLS Metathesaurus is from copyrighted sources of the respective copyright holders. Users of the UMLS Metathesaurus are solely responsible for compliance with any copyright, patent or trademark restrictions and are referred to the copyright, patent or trademark notices appearing in the original sources, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Misuse of the Limited Access Death Master File, NTIS, U.S. Department of Commerce data is subject to penalties under provisions of 15 CFR § 1110.200.

Beta Disclaimer

We are providing this early access to obtain feedback from you, the research community. While we are actively working on validating the data loaded into the system with hospital and clinic technical staff, there may be problems with our translation of data from our source systems (HospitalEpicSource and ClinicIdxSource) into HERON.

Please email us at heron-admin@kumc.edu if you discover information you believe may be erroneous.

We are actively working on enhancing the types of data included. Stay tuned to our roadmap to track progress toward upcoming releases.

Various Issues Still Apply

Keep in mind the issues noted in the original HERON beta notice, including:

• date shifting, part of our DeIdentificationStrategy
• age searching (#158)

Enhancements and Problems/Defects/Issues Addressed in this Release

Due to in-progress trac access policy issues, this section may be blank for a time.

No results

Outstanding Problems/Defects/Issues

Search for data used to measure and improve quality of cardiovascular care at KUMC with the ​National Cardiovascular Data Registry (NCDR) data in HERON. The NCDR is used to answer questions regarding patient risk factors and outcomes as well as procedures, treatments and device use.

Searching with alerts continues to improve with enhancements to the drug interaction and allergy alerts data.

Need help with HERON? Join the Frontiers Lunch and Learn which meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month from 12:00 - 1:30 PM in room 3001D Student Center. ​Register in advance if possible but drop-ins are welcome.

Any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON River Walk Contents Summary

Our tour of rivers and lakes expands to include bodies of water within the ​​Greater Plains Collaborative states. This month honors the ​River Walk in San Antonio, TX.

The HERON repository contains approximately 2 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems:

Notice

Some material in the ​UMLS Metathesaurus is from copyrighted sources of the respective copyright holders. Users of the UMLS Metathesaurus are solely responsible for compliance with any copyright, patent or trademark restrictions and are referred to the copyright, patent or trademark notices appearing in the original sources, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Misuse of the Limited Access Death Master File, NTIS, U.S. Department of Commerce data is subject to penalties under provisions of 15 CFR § 1110.200.

Beta Disclaimer

We are providing this early access to obtain feedback from you, the research community. While we are actively working on validating the data loaded into the system with hospital and clinic technical staff, there may be problems with our translation of data from our source systems (HospitalEpicSource and ClinicIdxSource) into HERON.

Please email us at heron-admin@kumc.edu if you discover information you believe may be erroneous.

We are actively working on enhancing the types of data included. Stay tuned to our roadmap to track progress toward upcoming releases.

Various Issues Still Apply

Keep in mind the issues noted in the original HERON beta notice, including:

• date shifting, part of our DeIdentificationStrategy
• age searching (#158)

Enhancements and Problems/Defects/Issues Addressed in this Release

Due to in-progress trac access policy issues, this section may be blank for a time.

Outstanding Problems/Defects/Issues

O2 billing diagnosis is the latest addition to diagnosis modifiers in the HERON Calhoun release. Other diagnosis modifiers include IDX/UHC billing and O2 clinical. Modifiers can be used to narrow your search for a more precise patient set.

Medication order end dates and alert start and end dates/times are corrected with this release.

Need help with HERON? Join the Frontiers Lunch and Learn which meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month from 12:00 - 1:30 PM in room 3001D Student Center. ​Register in advance if possible but drop-ins are welcome.

Any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON Calhoun Contents Summary

Our tour of rivers and lakes expands to include bodies of water within the ​​Greater Plains Collaborative states. This month honors the ​Lake Calhoun in Minneapolis, MN.

The HERON repository contains approximately 1.9 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems:

Notice

Some material in the ​UMLS Metathesaurus is from copyrighted sources of the respective copyright holders. Users of the UMLS Metathesaurus are solely responsible for compliance with any copyright, patent or trademark restrictions and are referred to the copyright, patent or trademark notices appearing in the original sources, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Misuse of the Limited Access Death Master File, NTIS, U.S. Department of Commerce data is subject to penalties under provisions of 15 CFR § 1110.200.

Beta Disclaimer

We are providing this early access to obtain feedback from you, the research community. While we are actively working on validating the data loaded into the system with hospital and clinic technical staff, there may be problems with our translation of data from our source systems (HospitalEpicSource and ClinicIdxSource) into HERON.

Please email us at heron-admin@kumc.edu if you discover information you believe may be erroneous.

We are actively working on enhancing the types of data included. Stay tuned to our roadmap to track progress toward upcoming releases.

Various Issues Still Apply

Keep in mind the issues noted in the original HERON beta notice, including:

• date shifting, part of our DeIdentificationStrategy
• age searching (#158)

Enhancements and Problems/Defects/Issues Addressed in this Release

Due to in-progress trac access policy issues, this section may be blank for a time.

No results

Outstanding Problems/Defects/Issues

Query how many people had a drug-drug interaction best practice alert with the HERON Jamestown release. Go to Alerts -> Med Interaction Checking -> Drug-Drug -> Alphabetic folder based on the first letter of the alert description (e.g., M for Metformin/Cimetidine)

​Register for the 3rd Annual HERON Fishing Trip, a training workshop

Date: July 16, 2015, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM CST

Location: Dykes Library, Room G026

What to expect Workshop will include both classroom and hands-on trainings. Topics for discussion:

• Data types within HERON
• Temporal and advanced search capabilities
• Analysis tools within HERON
• Data requests: RRRC and DROC
• Modifiers to narrow your search
• Data delivery and integration

Can't make the Fishing Trip? Join the Frontiers Lunch and Learn which meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month from 12:00 - 1:30 PM in room 3001D Student Center. ​Register in advance if possible but drop-ins are welcome.

Any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON Jamestown Contents Summary

This month, our tour of ​rivers and lakes in Kansas honors the Jamestown Wildlife Area.

The HERON repository contains approximately 1.9 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems:

Notice

Some material in the ​UMLS Metathesaurus is from copyrighted sources of the respective copyright holders. Users of the UMLS Metathesaurus are solely responsible for compliance with any copyright, patent or trademark restrictions and are referred to the copyright, patent or trademark notices appearing in the original sources, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Misuse of the Limited Access Death Master File, NTIS, U.S. Department of Commerce data is subject to penalties under provisions of 15 CFR § 1110.200.

Beta Disclaimer

We are providing this early access to obtain feedback from you, the research community. While we are actively working on validating the data loaded into the system with hospital and clinic technical staff, there may be problems with our translation of data from our source systems (HospitalEpicSource and ClinicIdxSource) into HERON.

Please email us at heron-admin@kumc.edu if you discover information you believe may be erroneous.

We are actively working on enhancing the types of data included. Stay tuned to our roadmap to track progress toward upcoming releases.

Various Issues Still Apply

Keep in mind the issues noted in the original HERON beta notice, including:

• date shifting, part of our DeIdentificationStrategy
• age searching (#158)

Enhancements and Problems/Defects/Issues Addressed in this Release

Due to in-progress trac access policy issues, this section may be blank for a time.

Outstanding Problems/Defects/Issues

HERON Quivira release checks the new CITI ​Human Subjects Training program. If your training has lapsed, you will have until July 1, 2015 to complete it. After July 1, your HERON access will be terminated if training is not in compliance.

Want to know how many patients meeting your search criteria have email addresses on file? HERON Quivira release includes a searchable flag for either IDX (billing) or O2 (electronic medical record) recorded email addresses.

In an effort to facilitate your data analysis, this release will allow for data limited to modifiers. Previously, your data set would include any modifier attached to the patient observation. For example, if you wanted an inpatient medication, such as Clopidogrel, you would receive any observation associated with that medication (e.g., inpatient order, dose, historical medication, and more). Now, if you only want the data associated with one of the modifiers, such as outpatient order, your dataset will include only outpatient order observations. All modifiers are still available for a search concept. The data will reflect your search. If you pull a modifier into your search, you will receive observations for that modifier only. If you don't limit the modifier in the search, you will receive all modifier observations for that concept.

Questions about HERON? Join the Frontiers Lunch and Learn which meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month from 12:00 - 1:30 PM in room 3001D Student Center. ​Register in advance if possible but drop-ins are welcome.

Any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON Quivira Contents Summary

This month, our tour of ​rivers and lakes in Kansas honors the Quivira National Wildlife Refuge.

The HERON repository contains approximately 1.9 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems:

Notice

Some material in the ​UMLS Metathesaurus is from copyrighted sources of the respective copyright holders. Users of the UMLS Metathesaurus are solely responsible for compliance with any copyright, patent or trademark restrictions and are referred to the copyright, patent or trademark notices appearing in the original sources, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Misuse of the Limited Access Death Master File, NTIS, U.S. Department of Commerce data is subject to penalties under provisions of 15 CFR § 1110.200.

Beta Disclaimer

We are providing this early access to obtain feedback from you, the research community. While we are actively working on validating the data loaded into the system with hospital and clinic technical staff, there may be problems with our translation of data from our source systems (HospitalEpicSource and ClinicIdxSource) into HERON.

Please email us at heron-admin@kumc.edu if you discover information you believe may be erroneous.

We are actively working on enhancing the types of data included. Stay tuned to our roadmap to track progress toward upcoming releases.

Various Issues Still Apply

Keep in mind the issues noted in the original HERON beta notice, including:

• date shifting, part of our DeIdentificationStrategy
• age searching (#158)

Enhancements and Problems/Defects/Issues Addressed in this Release

Due to in-progress trac access policy issues, this section may be blank for a time.

Outstanding Problems/Defects/Issues

​LOINC codes are universal identifiers used to facilitate the sharing of laboratory data for research, outcomes management, and clinical care. The Cheyenne Bottoms release includes two folders for labs: LOINC and Hospital. While the majority of labs are mapped to LOINC, future work continues. As a result, the HERON LOINC hierarchy is in draft format. Please send any feedback on this change to heron-admin@….

The new hierarchy structure for HERON laboratory tests is based upon discussions at the ​GPC Hackathon Two and work by Cerner. Many thanks to Cerner and the GPC Dev team for input and scripts.

Questions about HERON? Join the Frontiers Lunch and Learn which meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month from 12:00 - 1:30 PM in room 3001D Student Center. ​Register in advance if possible but drop-ins are welcome.

Any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON Cheyenne Bottoms Contents Summary

This month, our tour of ​rivers and lakes in Kansas honors the Cheyenne Bottoms Refuge.

The HERON repository contains approximately 1.85 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems:

Notice

Some material in the ​UMLS Metathesaurus is from copyrighted sources of the respective copyright holders. Users of the UMLS Metathesaurus are solely responsible for compliance with any copyright, patent or trademark restrictions and are referred to the copyright, patent or trademark notices appearing in the original sources, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Misuse of the Limited Access Death Master File, NTIS, U.S. Department of Commerce data is subject to penalties under provisions of 15 CFR § 1110.200.

Beta Disclaimer

We are providing this early access to obtain feedback from you, the research community. While we are actively working on validating the data loaded into the system with hospital and clinic technical staff, there may be problems with our translation of data from our source systems (HospitalEpicSource and ClinicIdxSource) into HERON.

Please email us at heron-admin@kumc.edu if you discover information you believe may be erroneous.

We are actively working on enhancing the types of data included. Stay tuned to our roadmap to track progress toward upcoming releases.

Various Issues Still Apply

Keep in mind the issues noted in the original HERON beta notice, including:

• date shifting, part of our DeIdentificationStrategy
• age searching (#158)

Enhancements and Problems/Defects/Issues Addressed in this Release

Due to in-progress trac access policy issues, this section may be blank for a time.

Outstanding Problems/Defects/Issues

Looking for medications prescribed at an outpatient surgery visit? Want to limit patients with an outpatient surgery to those with a specific diagnosis at the time of surgery? Now you can. HERON McMillan Marsh maps IDX and O2 encounters resulting in the ability to link O2 concepts, such as diagnosis and medications, with IDX concepts, such as outpatient procedures, with the same financial encounter temporal constraint.

New data types

• Best practice and medication alerts are accessible in the Alert folder. This folder is in draft mode, and your ​feedback is welcome.
• Emergency Episode is a new field available in the Visit Details/Encounter Type folder. This field allows you to search for patients seen in the emergency department regardless of where their encounters originated or terminated. The Emergency field, also in the Encounter Type folder, represents patients who left the Emergency Department without being admitted to the hospital.

Questions about HERON? Join the Frontiers Lunch and Learn which meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month from 12:00 - 1:30 PM in room 3001D Student Center. ​Register in advance if possible but drop-ins are welcome.

Any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON McMillan Marsh Contents Summary

Our tour of rivers and lakes expands to include bodies of water within the ​Greater Plains Collaborative states. This month honors the ​McMillian Marsh in Marshfield, WI.

The HERON repository contains approximately 1.68 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems:

Notice

Some material in the ​UMLS Metathesaurus is from copyrighted sources of the respective copyright holders. Users of the UMLS Metathesaurus are solely responsible for compliance with any copyright, patent or trademark restrictions and are referred to the copyright, patent or trademark notices appearing in the original sources, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Misuse of the Limited Access Death Master File, NTIS, U.S. Department of Commerce data is subject to penalties under provisions of 15 CFR § 1110.200.

Beta Disclaimer

We are providing this early access to obtain feedback from you, the research community. While we are actively working on validating the data loaded into the system with hospital and clinic technical staff, there may be problems with our translation of data from our source systems (HospitalEpicSource and ClinicIdxSource) into HERON.

Please email us at heron-admin@kumc.edu if you discover information you believe may be erroneous.

We are actively working on enhancing the types of data included. Stay tuned to our roadmap to track progress toward upcoming releases.

Various Issues Still Apply

Keep in mind the issues noted in the original HERON beta notice, including:

• date shifting, part of our DeIdentificationStrategy
• age searching (#158)

Enhancements and Problems/Defects/Issues Addressed in this Release

Due to in-progress trac access policy issues, this section may be blank for a time.

Outstanding Problems/Defects/Issues

HERON searches would stop running and appear as processing indefinitely once timed out (~180 seconds). HERON Webster release fixes the issue. Once a search times out, it will continue to search in the background. Check the query in your previous queries section to see if the search completes.

This release includes back-end enhancements that will allow for more precise data delivery when requesting data. Searches limited by dates will now provide only data within those date ranges. Improvements to identified data requests are also included. ​Learn more about requesting data.

Questions about HERON? Join the Frontiers Lunch and Learn which meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month from 12:00 - 1:30 PM in room 3001D Student Center. ​Register in advance if possible but drop-ins are welcome.

Any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON Webster Contents Summary

This month, our tour of ​rivers and lakes in Kansas honors the Webster Reservoir.

The HERON repository contains approximately 1.68 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems:

Notice

Some material in the ​UMLS Metathesaurus is from copyrighted sources of the respective copyright holders. Users of the UMLS Metathesaurus are solely responsible for compliance with any copyright, patent or trademark restrictions and are referred to the copyright, patent or trademark notices appearing in the original sources, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Misuse of the Limited Access Death Master File, NTIS, U.S. Department of Commerce data is subject to penalties under provisions of 15 CFR § 1110.200.

Beta Disclaimer

We are providing this early access to obtain feedback from you, the research community. While we are actively working on validating the data loaded into the system with hospital and clinic technical staff, there may be problems with our translation of data from our source systems (HospitalEpicSource and ClinicIdxSource) into HERON.

Please email us at heron-admin@kumc.edu if you discover information you believe may be erroneous.

We are actively working on enhancing the types of data included. Stay tuned to our roadmap to track progress toward upcoming releases.

Various Issues Still Apply

Keep in mind the issues noted in the original HERON beta notice, including:

• date shifting, part of our DeIdentificationStrategy
• age searching (#158)

Enhancements and Problems/Defects/Issues Addressed in this Release

Due to in-progress trac access policy issues, this section may be blank for a time.

Outstanding Problems/Defects/Issues

The HERON Kanopolis release marks the 45th update to HERON. Over the past 46 months, HERON has grown in terms of data and functionality. Temporal Queries, ability to filter searches through modifiers, and improvements to the Timeline tool are just a few examples of new functionality. HERON continues to grow through the ​PCORI ​Greater Plains Collaborative (GPC) work toward standardization of concept hierarchies, and the amount of medical data within HERON has grown from approximately 300 Million in the early releases to over 1.68 Billion medical observations in this release.

HERON Kanopolis new features (concepts):

• IDX Place of Service, new concept that identifies the physical setting for outpatient/clinic-based services (office, clinic, inpatient hospital, outpatient hospital, emergency room hospital and others).

HERON Kanopolis fixes:

• Inability to reuse temporal queries
• Same financial encounter mapping between UHC and O2 data

HERON Kanopolis known issues:

• 8300 UHC to O2 encounter mappings are lost. The HERON team is troubleshooting this issue.
• Flowsheets observations decreased due to data clean-up in O2.

The Kanopolis release includes data through November 2014.

Questions about HERON? Join the Frontiers Lunch and Learn which meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month from 12:00 - 1:30 PM in room 3001D Student Center. ​Register in advance if possible but drop-ins are welcome.

Any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON Kanopolis Contents Summary

This month, our tour of ​rivers and lakes in Kansas honors the Kanopolis Lake.

The HERON repository contains approximately 1.68 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems:

Notice

Some material in the ​UMLS Metathesaurus is from copyrighted sources of the respective copyright holders. Users of the UMLS Metathesaurus are solely responsible for compliance with any copyright, patent or trademark restrictions and are referred to the copyright, patent or trademark notices appearing in the original sources, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Misuse of the Limited Access Death Master File, NTIS, U.S. Department of Commerce data is subject to penalties under provisions of 15 CFR § 1110.200.

Beta Disclaimer

We are providing this early access to obtain feedback from you, the research community. While we are actively working on validating the data loaded into the system with hospital and clinic technical staff, there may be problems with our translation of data from our source systems (HospitalEpicSource and ClinicIdxSource) into HERON.

Please email us at heron-admin@kumc.edu if you discover information you believe may be erroneous.

We are actively working on enhancing the types of data included. Stay tuned to our roadmap to track progress toward upcoming releases.

Various Issues Still Apply

Keep in mind the issues noted in the original HERON beta notice, including:

• date shifting, part of our DeIdentificationStrategy
• age searching (#158)

Enhancements and Problems/Defects/Issues Addressed in this Release

Due to in-progress trac access policy issues, this section may be blank for a time.

Outstanding Problems/Defects/Issues

Don't know the exact reference ranges for a certain lab? No problem since you can search a subset of HERON labs by High, Low, or Normal ranges. To search lab ranges:

• Drag a lab into the search group. The value window will display if a value exists for this lab
• Select By Flag on the value window
• Select Normal, High, or Low
• Click OK and continue building your search.

Note that the value window will not appear for some labs. For example, the influenza laboratory test returns either positive or negative. As a result, you cannot search by value or range.

Questions about HERON? Join the Frontiers Lunch and Learn which meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month from 12:00 - 1:30 PM in room 3001D Student Center. ​Register in advance if possible but drop-ins are welcome.

Any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON Verdigris Contents Summary

This month, our tour of ​rivers and lakes in Kansas honors the Verdigris River.

The HERON repository contains approximately 1.68 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems:

Notice

Some material in the ​UMLS Metathesaurus is from copyrighted sources of the respective copyright holders. Users of the UMLS Metathesaurus are solely responsible for compliance with any copyright, patent or trademark restrictions and are referred to the copyright, patent or trademark notices appearing in the original sources, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Misuse of the Limited Access Death Master File, NTIS, U.S. Department of Commerce data is subject to penalties under provisions of 15 CFR § 1110.200.

Beta Disclaimer

We are providing this early access to obtain feedback from you, the research community. While we are actively working on validating the data loaded into the system with hospital and clinic technical staff, there may be problems with our translation of data from our source systems (HospitalEpicSource and ClinicIdxSource) into HERON.

Please email us at heron-admin@kumc.edu if you discover information you believe may be erroneous.

We are actively working on enhancing the types of data included. Stay tuned to our roadmap to track progress toward upcoming releases.

Various Issues Still Apply

Keep in mind the issues noted in the original HERON beta notice, including:

• date shifting, part of our DeIdentificationStrategy
• age searching (#158)

Enhancements and Problems/Defects/Issues Addressed in this Release

Due to in-progress trac access policy issues, this section may be blank for a time.

No results

Outstanding Problems/Defects/Issues

Once you have your study listed on Pioneers, you can attach a study interest form to your study.

When a Pioneers user fills out the study interest form, you will immediately receive their contact information without having to go through an additional process.

There are two types of study interest forms:

1. Basic Study interest form:
   • Has only one question where a participant can express their willingness to be contacted for your study.
   • Is pre-built by Pioneers team.

2. Customized study interest form
   • Is developed by the study team to ask pre-screening questions.
   • needs to be approved HSC/IRB and the Pioneers team can assist with this.
   • needs to be approved by the Pioneers DRC and, the Pioneers team can assist with this.
   • needs to be approved by the sponsor, if the study is industry supported and Pioneers team can assist with this.

If you are interested in immediate contact withy participants via Pioneers and

1. already have your study listed on Pioneers:
   • you can send us an email at pioneersresearch@….
2. do not have your study listed on Pioneers:
   • Fill out the Active Study Listing Request to list your study on Pioneers and select Yes for Would you like this study to include a Study Interest Form?.

Pioneers provides researchers can publish details about their studies on ​Pioneers to aid recruitment.

Visit ​Pioneers Active studies to browse the current list of studies on Pioneers.

Step 1

For your study to be published on Pioneers, it needs to:

• be actively recruiting
• have IRB approval

Step 2

If you study is actively recruiting and has an IRB approval, please fill out the ​Active Study Listing Request form.

You can choose to publish either the language in Clinicaltrials.gov or a customized lay-friendly description of your study.

Examples

• Clinicaltrials.gov description : ​Study of EVP-6124 (Alpha-7 nAChR) as an Adjunctive Pro-Cognitive Treatment in Schizophrenia Subjects on Chronic Stable Atypical Antipsychotic Therapy
• Customized description: ​Schizophrenia Drug Trial in Persons Receiving Medication for the Illness

Step 3

If in step 2 you selected Text formatted into lay-friendly, FAQ format

• the Principal Investigator (PI) of the study has to approve the listing language before it can be posted on Pioneers.
• and your study is an Industry Suported Study, the PI and the sponsor has to approve the listing language before it can be posted on Pioneers.

If in step 2 you selected Text pulled directly from ClinicalTrials.gov,

• the study can be posted on Pioneers without any approval from the PI or the sponsor.

If you selected Yes for Would you like this study to include a Study Interest Form?, we will reach out to you for further details.

Having trouble creating complex searches in HERON? Seeking support for your grant or proposal? Have funding?

​Medical Informatics Services include searching and data access consultation with the HERON team on an hourly fee-for-service basis.

​request a Medical Informatics consultation or contact MISupport@… to learn more.

As always, the Frontiers Lunch and Learn meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month from 12:00 - 1:30 PM in room 3001D Student Center. ​Register in advance if possible but drop-ins are welcome. See the ​KUMC Calendar for the date of the next clinic.

The HERON Saline release includes data from the KU Hospital EMR, tumor registry etc. through September, 2014.

Having trouble creating complex searches in HERON? Seeking support for your grant or proposal? Note HERON Team offers support for complex searching, data access on an hourly fee-for-service basis.

Any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON Saline Contents Summary

This month, our tour of ​rivers and lakes in Kansas honors the Saline River.

The HERON repository contains approximately 1.6 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems:

Notice

Some material in the ​UMLS Metathesaurus is from copyrighted sources of the respective copyright holders. Users of the UMLS Metathesaurus are solely responsible for compliance with any copyright, patent or trademark restrictions and are referred to the copyright, patent or trademark notices appearing in the original sources, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Misuse of the Limited Access Death Master File, NTIS, U.S. Department of Commerce data is subject to penalties under provisions of 15 CFR § 1110.200.

Beta Disclaimer

We are providing this early access to obtain feedback from you, the research community. While we are actively working on validating the data loaded into the system with hospital and clinic technical staff, there may be problems with our translation of data from our source systems (HospitalEpicSource and ClinicIdxSource) into HERON.

Please email us at heron-admin@kumc.edu if you discover information you believe may be erroneous.

We are actively working on enhancing the types of data included. Stay tuned to our roadmap to track progress toward upcoming releases.

Various Issues Still Apply

Keep in mind the issues noted in the original HERON beta notice, including:

• date shifting, part of our DeIdentificationStrategy
• age searching (#158)

Enhancements and Problems/Defects/Issues Addressed in this Release

Due to in-progress trac access policy issues, this section may be blank for a time.

Outstanding Problems/Defects/Issues

Please note: Clear your browser cache if you receive an error when starting the HERON query tool.

HERON Delaware upgrade to i2b2 v1.7.03 introduces the Temporal Query Tool which allows you to narrow your search by a series of events. For example:

• Define a population
  • create a search for males with hypertension and acute myocardial infarction

• Define events
  • Event 1 is hypertension
  • Event 2 is acute myocardial infarction

• Define temporal relationships of the events
  • Event 1 happens before event 2 by greater than 1 day

• Submit the query.
  • Results include the number of male patients who have had at least 1 acute myocardial infarction diagnosis after a hypertension diagnosis.

HERON issues to note due to recent data clean-up by the O2 team:

• Deceased per Social Security Master Death File decreased due to the removal of certain Social Security Numbers in the EMR. See #2911 for more details.
• Nursing data decreased. See #2955 for more details.

To learn more about temporal querying in HERON, join the Frontiers Lunch and Learn which meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month from 12:00 - 1:30 PM in room 3001D Student Center. ​Register in advance if possible but drop-ins are welcome.

Any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON Delaware Contents Summary

This month, our tour of ​rivers and lakes in Kansas honors the Delaware River.

The HERON repository contains approximately 1.6 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems:

Notice

Some material in the ​UMLS Metathesaurus is from copyrighted sources of the respective copyright holders. Users of the UMLS Metathesaurus are solely responsible for compliance with any copyright, patent or trademark restrictions and are referred to the copyright, patent or trademark notices appearing in the original sources, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Misuse of the Limited Access Death Master File, NTIS, U.S. Department of Commerce data is subject to penalties under provisions of 15 CFR § 1110.200.

Beta Disclaimer

We are providing this early access to obtain feedback from you, the research community. While we are actively working on validating the data loaded into the system with hospital and clinic technical staff, there may be problems with our translation of data from our source systems (HospitalEpicSource and ClinicIdxSource) into HERON.

Please email us at heron-admin@kumc.edu if you discover information you believe may be erroneous.

We are actively working on enhancing the types of data included. Stay tuned to our roadmap to track progress toward upcoming releases.

Various Issues Still Apply

Keep in mind the issues noted in the original HERON beta notice, including:

• date shifting, part of our DeIdentificationStrategy
• age searching (#158)

Enhancements and Problems/Defects/Issues Addressed in this Release

Due to in-progress trac access policy issues, this section may be blank for a time.

Outstanding Problems/Defects/Issues

A University HealthSystem Consortium (UHC) format change for Sept 2013 to June 2014 data resulted in the exclusion of a small portion of UHC data from HERON. This issue is fixed with the HERON Wakarusa release.

The 2nd Annual HERON Fishing trip took place on July 28, 2014. Agenda and recorded sessions are ​available. A demo of i2b2 version 1.7 gave the attendees a glimpse of upcoming temporal searching capabilities. HERON is built upon i2b2. Look for this new functionality when HERON moves to i2b2 version 1.7 in the future.

To learn more about HERON or REDCap, join the Frontiers Lunch and Learn which meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month from 12:00 - 1:30 PM in room 3001D Student Center. ​Register in advance if possible but drop-ins are welcome.

Any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON Wakarusa Contents Summary

This month, our tour of ​rivers and lakes in Kansas honors the Wakarusa River.

The HERON repository contains approximately 1.6 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems:

Notice

Some material in the ​UMLS Metathesaurus is from copyrighted sources of the respective copyright holders. Users of the UMLS Metathesaurus are solely responsible for compliance with any copyright, patent or trademark restrictions and are referred to the copyright, patent or trademark notices appearing in the original sources, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Misuse of the Limited Access Death Master File, NTIS, U.S. Department of Commerce data is subject to penalties under provisions of 15 CFR § 1110.200.

Beta Disclaimer

We are providing this early access to obtain feedback from you, the research community. While we are actively working on validating the data loaded into the system with hospital and clinic technical staff, there may be problems with our translation of data from our source systems (HospitalEpicSource and ClinicIdxSource) into HERON.

Please email us at heron-admin@kumc.edu if you discover information you believe may be erroneous.

We are actively working on enhancing the types of data included. Stay tuned to our roadmap to track progress toward upcoming releases.

Various Issues Still Apply

Keep in mind the issues noted in the original HERON beta notice, including:

• date shifting, part of our DeIdentificationStrategy
• age searching (#158)

Enhancements and Problems/Defects/Issues Addressed in this Release

Due to in-progress trac access policy issues, this section may be blank for a time.

No results

Outstanding Problems/Defects/Issues

Encounter types, such as inpatient, outpatient and emergency, are located within the Visit Details folder. Including or excluding specific encounter types increases your search precision, especially for common items such as an A1C test, by narrowing your search to a specific type of visit. Procedure tool tips are once again visible in this release.

Join us for the ​2nd Annual HERON Fishing Trip, a training workshop on July 28, 2014, 8:00AM - 5:00PM in Dykes Library, Room G026. The workshop will include both classroom and hands-on training covering data types, basic and advanced searching, analysis tools, and future work. ​Register for the event.

Any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON Hackberry Contents Summary

This month, our tour of ​rivers and lakes in Kansas honors the Hackberry Creek.

The HERON repository contains approximately 1.5 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems:

Notice

Some material in the ​UMLS Metathesaurus is from copyrighted sources of the respective copyright holders. Users of the UMLS Metathesaurus are solely responsible for compliance with any copyright, patent or trademark restrictions and are referred to the copyright, patent or trademark notices appearing in the original sources, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Misuse of the Limited Access Death Master File, NTIS, U.S. Department of Commerce data is subject to penalties under provisions of 15 CFR § 1110.200.

Beta Disclaimer

We are providing this early access to obtain feedback from you, the research community. While we are actively working on validating the data loaded into the system with hospital and clinic technical staff, there may be problems with our translation of data from our source systems (HospitalEpicSource and ClinicIdxSource) into HERON.

Please email us at heron-admin@kumc.edu if you discover information you believe may be erroneous.

We are actively working on enhancing the types of data included. Stay tuned to our roadmap to track progress toward upcoming releases.

Various Issues Still Apply

Keep in mind the issues noted in the original HERON beta notice, including:

• date shifting, part of our DeIdentificationStrategy
• age searching (#158)

Enhancements and Problems/Defects/Issues Addressed in this Release

Due to in-progress trac access policy issues, this section may be blank for a time.

Outstanding Problems/Defects/Issues

The HERON Marmaton includes two new data types.

• Cardiology lab data - search for lab orders such as Ejection Fraction, Vascular Ultrasounds, Echocardiogram, and more.
• BMI Percentile - search BMI by CDC defined ranges for the KUMC pediatric population.

Join us for the 2nd Annual HERON Fishing Trip, a training workshop on July 28, 2014, 8:00AM - 5:00PM in Dykes Library, Room G026. The workshop will include both classroom and hands-on training covering data types, basic and advanced searching, analysis tools, and future work. ​Register for the event.

Any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON Marmaton Contents Summary

This month, our tour of ​rivers and lakes in Kansas honors the Marmaton River.

The HERON repository contains approximately 1.5 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems:

Notice

Some material in the ​UMLS Metathesaurus is from copyrighted sources of the respective copyright holders. Users of the UMLS Metathesaurus are solely responsible for compliance with any copyright, patent or trademark restrictions and are referred to the copyright, patent or trademark notices appearing in the original sources, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Misuse of the Limited Access Death Master File, NTIS, U.S. Department of Commerce data is subject to penalties under provisions of 15 CFR § 1110.200.

Beta Disclaimer

We are providing this early access to obtain feedback from you, the research community. While we are actively working on validating the data loaded into the system with hospital and clinic technical staff, there may be problems with our translation of data from our source systems (HospitalEpicSource and ClinicIdxSource) into HERON.

Please email us at heron-admin@kumc.edu if you discover information you believe may be erroneous.

We are actively working on enhancing the types of data included. Stay tuned to our roadmap to track progress toward upcoming releases.

Various Issues Still Apply

Keep in mind the issues noted in the original HERON beta notice, including:

• date shifting, part of our DeIdentificationStrategy
• age searching (#158)

Enhancements and Problems/Defects/Issues Addressed in this Release

Due to in-progress trac access policy issues, this section may be blank for a time.

Outstanding Problems/Defects/Issues

HERON Republican release allows you to limit laboratory searches to a value for tests with a value assigned. If a lab test does not include a value (e.g., testing positive or negative for influenza) the option to limit by value will not appear. This release also introduces outpatient billing service lines and microbiology positive results.

Remember: any publication that results from a project utilizing HERON should cite grant support (CTSA Award # UL1TR000001).

HERON Republican Contents Summary

This month, our tour of ​rivers and lakes in Kansas honors the Republican River.

The HERON repository contains approximately 1.5 billion real observations from the hospital, clinics, and research systems: