
Improving primary care access for residents and fellows through electronic visits
Developing an innovative GME Trainee Primary Care eVisit Program within Duke Primary Care.
The Living Lab showcases DIHI’s approach to catalyze innovations in health and healthcare. As they evolve from pilot implementations into sustainable solutions, projects become part of the “living lab” of evaluation and iterative innovation to build upon the knowledge gained through the testing of new clinical workflows and use cases.

Developing an innovative GME Trainee Primary Care eVisit Program within Duke Primary Care.

To develop and validate a computer algorithm to correctly estimate left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) as an initial step toward a fully automated echocardiogram evaluation.

Systematically engaging families and helps ICU clinicians deliver needs-targeted palliative care.

Demonstrate the feasibility and utility of integrating electronic patient-reported outcomes (ePROs) into the existing Epic electronic health record for use in outpatient cancer care.

Reducing Emergency Department length of stay through population-based predictive modeling.

Predicting the development of in-hospital complications requiring ICU care in initially stable patients with NSTEMI.

Increasing and improving how hospitalists discuss goals of care with their patients and their families.

Allows surgeons access to comparative historical performance reports and “out of pocket” costs per patient.

A viable predictive model to positively affect patient palliative care workflows.