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Texas Research Institute of Mental Sciences

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The Ohio State University

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University of Illinois High School

mdlogix President and Chief Science Officer 做人

Towson, Maryland, United States

mdlogix was founded in 1997 with a mission to accelerate health research and the application of scientific knowledge and methods to clinical care and public health. Our goals are to put in place a rigorous research process that is efficiently integrated with clinical care workflow, using a state-of-the-art cloud computing technology architecture, that enables randomized designs to effectively collect data and accelerate analyses to generate new knowledge, which better informs patients, providers, and systems managers in deciding how to approach the full spectrum from prevention to treatment.  A core goal is to continue to evolve this established this process in a manner that continues and expands beyond the scope of any specific program or project, strengthening the person-centered knowledge generation and application ecosystem for individual health.  At the population-centered level, this process, integrating health research and health care, produces evidence that influences policy development and budget allocations.

The mdlogix Clinical Research Management System (CRMS) provides Principal Investigators and their teams with flexible tools for defining and carrying out human subjects studies.  At the same time, CRMS provides institutions with secure and centralized research processes, compliance assurance. and real-time monitoring, evaluation, and reporting.

Medical Decision Logic, Inc.

President and Chief Science Officer

Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

Adjunct Associate Professor, Division of Health Science Informatics

Associate Professor in the Department of Mental Hygiene in the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health; joint appointment in the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

Associate Professor

Allen Tien