Live monitor
Track the field in real time
Articles, preprints, funding opportunities, videos, repositories, and documentation, filtered to OMOP / OHDSI, drillable to MCH topics, exportable to CSV.
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Maternal & child health: meet the OMOP CDM.
One place for people new to observational research and the OHDSI community to follow the literature, preprints, funding, videos, and code for maternal and child health, then go and do the work.
What's inside
Four ways in
The monitor defaults to broad OMOP / OHDSI content. Toggle on maternal and child health topics such as perinatal, pregnancy, neonatal, infant and birth to drill down to your corner of the field.
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Get oriented to OMOP & OHDSI
A curated starting path into observational research and the common data model, plus short videos and a gentle introduction to the most confusing parts.
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OMOP field & table explorer
A plain-language look at what the model holds, 258 fields across 24 tables. Search a term or filter to one table.
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Printable cheat sheets
Three quick-reference sheets on vocabulary and SQL, cohort design, and treatment pathways, for the things everyone looks up twice.
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Analytic Use-Case Generator
Turn a clinical idea into a well-formed OHDSI research question, Mad Libs style, and gauge its feasibility for a network study.
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Where to start with OHDSI maternal and child health
The OHDSI community spreads across journals, preprint servers, GitHub, YouTube, and the forums, which makes it hard to know what to follow. This monitor collects it in one place, keeps it current, and lets you narrow it to your topics.
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