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Building Breakthroughs: How Research-Ready Data Transforms Clinical Development
The path to groundbreaking discoveries in clinical research starts with a single, vital element: trusted data.
But, how can you be sure that the data fueling your research is accurate, comprehensive and ready for exploration? In a rapidly evolving landscape of medical research, the ability to access clean, reliable and research-ready data can mean the difference between a stalled study and a breakthrough discovery.
In this webinar, the expert speaker will dive into the science of data integrity and how the frontiers of research-ready data are expanding across new domains and global regions. He will guide you through the rigorous journey of clinical data—from ingestion to harmonization—ensuring that it meets the highest quality standards before it ever reaches your hands. This webinar will explore:
- The science behind data integrity—why it matters and how it impacts clinical research outcomes
- How data integrity is ensured while expanding data availability both in breadth across regions and depth across clinical domains
- The unseen challenges of data curation and how common issues can be solved before researchers even access the data, allowing them to focus on discovery rather than cleaning
- Whether a clinical analyst, biostatistician or part of a healthcare organization looking to contribute research-grade data, this webinar will show how trusted data can unlock new possibilities for clinical trials and drug development.
Register for this webinar to learn how data integrity, accessibility and readiness can drive real breakthroughs in clinical trials and drug development.
Your Speaker:
Dr Matvey Palchuk, MD, MS
Chief Medical Informatics Officer
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Dr Matvey Palchuk, MD, MS
Chief Medical Informatics Officer
Matvey is the Chief Medical Informatics Officer at TriNetX where he is responsible for semantic interoperability and data quality. Matvey is a physician and an expert in clinical informatics with strong experience in applied informatics and informatics research. He received an MD from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and completed an Internal Medicine residency program at MCP Hahnemann University in Philadelphia. Matvey finished a Medical Informatics fellowship funded by the National Library of Medicine at the Children’s Hospital Informatics Program in Boston. He earned a Master’s degree in Medical Informatics through the Health Sciences and Technology Division of Harvard and MIT.
Prior to joining TriNetX, Matvey was a Chief Medical Informatics Officer at ConvergeHEALTH by Deloitte (formerly Recombinant Data) where he lead a team of informatics specialists focusing on enabling syntactic and semantic interoperability of data for the purposes of integration, sharing and secondary use. He held a position of an Interlingua Architect at the Clinical and Translational Science Center at Harvard University where he was responsible for creating an infrastructure to support collaborative environments among Harvard-affiliated hospitals and research institutions. Matvey has also worked as a Senior Medical Informatics Specialist in the Clinical Informatics Research & Development group at Partners HealthCare System where he was a lead designer for an internally-developed ambulatory electronic medical record system.
Matvey has a strong expertise in healthcare information management, strong grounding in areas of data acquisition and interoperability, extensive experience in designing user interfaces for point-of-care applications, experience in information modeling, knowledge management, and quality measure reporting. Matvey also holds an academic appointment as an Instructor at Harvard Medical School.
