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TrinetX

The Center for Biomedical Informatics (CBMI) at UTHSC announces the launch of a cloud-based health research platform TriNetX Live. This platform will provide a visual and tabular data summary of the research Enterprise Data Warehouse (rEDW) containing standardized aggregated pediatric and adult healthcare data from Methodist Le Bonheur Health System. 

trinetx login screen

TriNetX Live is accessible to all UTHSC researchers through the CBMI.

Watch our quick tutorial for requesting access, and contact Lokesh Chinthala for user account setup.

For Upcoming Live Training Webinars, visit the link here: https://support.trinetx.com/hc/en-us/articles/1260801205269-Upcoming-Training-Webinars 

 

rEDW

The Research Enterprise Datawarehouse (rEDW) is a consolidated data from multiple clinical sources, which provides a unified view of a patient. It facilitates researchers and clinicians to retrieve patient and encounter level data. The rEDW contains data on patient demographics, laboratory test results, pharmacy information, pathology reports, hospital admission and discharge dates, ICD-9/10 codes, CPT codes, discharge summaries, and progress notes. 

Research Enterprise Data Warehouse (rEDW): Data Access and Use Memo

Currently, rEDW contains data (starting from 01/01/2014) from:

    • Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare
    • UT Medical Center Knoxville
    • University Clinical Health
    • St. Thomas, Nashville
    • Erlanger Health Systems, Chattanooga (starting from 2018)

We are in the process of receiving data from:

    • Regional One Health

MLH (incl. Hospitals, clinics):

Total Encounters – 14,925,126
  • Pediatric (<=18): 4,145,756 (28%)
  • Adult   (>18): 10,779,370 (72%)
Total Patients – 1,660,930
  • Pediatric – 555, 842 (32%)
  • Adult – 1,163,514 (68%)
Procedures – 20,956,911
Diagnosis – 70,713,979
Lab events – 209,003,848
Medications – 97,606,330
Vital Signs – 412,157,148
 
 

STH

Total Encounters – 5,973,645
Pediatric (<=18): 375,622 (6%)
Adult   (>18): 5,598,023 (94%)
 
Total Patients – 1,185,033
  • Pediatric (<=18) – 183,353 (15%)
  • Adult (>18) – 1,163,514 (68%)
Procedures – 20,956,911
Diagnosis – 70,713,979
Lab events – 209,003,848
Medications – 97,606,330
Vital Signs – 412,157,148
 

EHS

Total Encounters – 5,372,555
  • Pediatric (<=18): 894,484 (17%)
  • Adult (>18): 4,478,071 (83%)
Total Patients – 612,072
  • Pediatric (<=18) – 167,265 (26%)
  • Adult (>18) – 468,268 (74%)
Procedures – 3,339,471
Diagnosis – 3,079,393
Lab events – 57,758,147
Medications – 48,625,877
Vital Signs – 106,520,281

UTMCK:

Total Encounters: 1,374,197
  • Pediatric (<=18): 67,201 (5%)
  • Adult   (>18): 1,308,904 (95%)
Total Patients – 468,347
  • Pediatric (<= 18): 54,716 (12%)
  • Adults (>18): 418,297 (88%)
Procedures – 1,685,792
Diagnosis – 8,711,443
Lab events – 46,442,074
Medications – 29,153,443
Vital Signs – 122,063,902
 

UCH

Total Encounters – 1,625,813
  • Pediatric (<=18): 1,073,435 (66%)
  • Adult   (>18): 552,378 (34%)
Total Patients – 224,878
  • Pediatric (<=18) – 73,981 (32%)
  • Adult (>18) – 157,849 (68%)
Procedures – 1,614,262
Diagnosis – 1,807,028
Lab events – 403,183
Medications – 694,484
Vital Signs – 1,701,290
 
 
 
 
 
Note:
  • ICD-9 diagnosis and procedure information are available for patient encounters from January 1st, 2014 to September 30th, 2015.
  • ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure information are available for the patient encounters from the October 1st, 2015.
  • Data refresh is done on a daily basis.
Jun 30, 2023