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Our web-based platform, TriNetX Live, puts you at the center of our real-world data and evidence ecosystem. With an interface that’s as powerful as it is easy to use, you can build and analyze cohorts drawn from around the world in just minutes. When you’re ready to invite these patients into a study, connect with their healthcare providers with a few clicks.

LIVE Regional Networks

Global

Spanning 21 countries in the Americas, EMEA, and APAC, our largest federated network harmonizes data from EHR enriched with lab values and genomic reports. Most contributing healthcare organizations refresh their data monthly.


Patients
197M

Healthcare Organizations
160

Countries
21 (Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Estonia, France, Georgia, Germany, Ghana, Israel, Italy, Japan, Lithuania, Malaysia, Poland, Singapore, Spain, Taiwan, UAE, UK, US)

Supported Features
Advanced Analytics
TriNetX Connect

USA

Explore the freshest data on patients across the United States. Find the exact cohort you’re looking for among pediatric and adult populations in all nine US census divisions, from academic medical centers and community hospitals.


Patients
150M

Healthcare Organizations
79

US Census Divisions
9 of 9

Supported Features
Advanced Analytics
TriNetX Connect

USA & Asia-Pacific Spotlight

Broaden your reach with patient data sourced from renowned institutions in Australia, India, Malaysia, and Taiwan.


Patients
153M

Healthcare Organizations
88

Countries
6 (Australia, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, US)

Supported Features
Advanced Analytics
TriNetX Connect

Latin America

Our Latin America Network represents the majority of all healthcare seekers in Brazil, enabling powerful population-level research.


Patients
8M

Healthcare Organizations
15

Data Partners
1

Countries
1 (Brazil)

Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico coming to the network soon

Supported Features
Advanced Analytics
TriNetX Connect
Data Set Download

EMEA

The quickest flights to Europe and the Middle East. Build and explore your cohort from encounter, diagnosis, medication, and procedure codes, all mapped to common terminologies like ICD-10-CM and LOINC. 


Patients
36M

Healthcare Organizations
58

Countries
14 (Belgium, Bulgaria, Estonia, France, Georgia, Germany, Ghana, Israel, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, Spain, UAE, UK)

Supported Features
Advanced Analytics
TriNetX Connect

Japan Claims

Optimize your trials for the world’s third largest pharmaceutical market with on-demand DPC (“Diagnosis Procedure Combination”) data, the basis for Japan’s national medical service reimbursement system for acute inpatient care.

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Patients
42M

Healthcare Organizations
>460 acute care hospitals, including >200 cancer care centers

Countries
1 (Japan)

Supported Features
Advanced Analytics

Core Network Features

Query Builder

Define a cohort as precise and unique as your hypothesis. Query Builder lets you specify diagnoses, procedures, lab values, and more, standing in the temporal and logical relations you want.

Explore Cohort

Instantly uncover a wealth of detail about your patients of interest, from the prevalence of medications prescribed to mean lab values.

Advanced Analytics

Analyze and compare outcomes, reveal treatment pathways, and more with statistically robust tools. Generate tables and graphs for presentation outside of our platform.

TriNetX Connect

Invite the healthcare organizations who provide our data to participate in your study. If your cohort includes patients drawn from their institution, they can re-identify them.

Introducing Diversity Lens

Better treatment for all starts with more inclusive trials.

Are your study criteria disqualifying one patient group more than another? By examining the impact of each criterion across demographic profiles, you can better ensure diverse enrollment from the start. That means more generalizable results, more opportunity for patients and providers, and more equity in the future of care.

See how we’re helping study designers turn their inclusion criteria into inclusive criteria with diversity lens.