Intro
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Clinical research powered by medical data from hospitals in the greater Los Angeles area.
Intro
Connect.
Clinical research powered by medical data from hospitals in the greater Los Angeles area.
What is LADR?
The Los Angeles Data Resource (LADR) is a joint project of major Los Angeles health care provider organizations aimed at enabling clinical investigators to explore the size of potential research study cohort across each participating institution. By integrating medical records and clinical research data, investigators in the greater Los Angeles area are able to find sets of aggregated patient information through a web-based application all while preserving patient privacy.
Through LADR, investigators can obtain patient counts to:
- determine study feasibility at participating sites
- complete NIH targeted tables
Discover
Discover.
Designed for self-service data exploration.
Discover
Discover.
Designed for self-service data exploration.
What data is available?
LADR currently allows for the interactive searches of data derived from Cedars Sinai, City of Hope, USC and UCLA.
The following data types are available in LADR:
- Demographics
- ICD-9 codes
- ICD-10 codes
- CPT codes
- Laboratory Tests
- Medications
- Visit Details
- Vital Signs
- Vital Status
How to Start
Start Now.Gain access by contacting your site.
How to Start
Start Now.Gain access by contacting your site.