Welcome to OHDSI! - Please introduce yourself

Hello OHDSI community! My name is Brady. I am developing innovative and advanced data engineering and data science projects in support of the HL7 and OHDSI community.

Currently I’m working on a few projects. Once project, Forge, will help create a scalable and seamless no-code solution to mapping FHIR to OMOP data. The second project, Avalon, is an advanced clinical intelligence platform built using FHIR data translated into OMOP schema.

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Howdy Everyone,

I’m Brian, an epidemiologist at U.S. CDC working in national surveillance for notifiable diseases, with a focus on building and integrating large longitudinal datasets and supporting applied outbreak response and research.

I’m exploring the OHDSI/OMOP ecosystem, particularly cohort definition, longitudinal data handling, and distributed study design, and would like to get hands-on with a small end-to-end project (e.g., cohort definition, estimation, basic study design in ATLAS). If anyone has example workflows they’d recommend or would be open to a brief walkthrough, I’d really appreciate it.

Happy to share progress back with the community as I learn. Looking forward to connecting and contributing where I can.

Thanks!
Brian

Hello!

I’m Adi, a graduating medical student from UCSF with a strong interest in data driven healthcare analytics and improvement. I studied metabolic biology and physiology at Cal, also influencing my interest in SDoH and cardiometabolic risk prediction in urban underserved or rural populations. I’m excited and look forward to exploring OHDSI and its community for the sake of learning, contribution, and research :slight_smile:

Hello OHDSI community! My name is Mustafa Shukur. I am a medical graduate and currently doing an MPH with an epidemiology concentration.

I started exploring OHDSI and the OMOP Common Data Model, and I am very interested in learning more about ATLAS and collaborative analytics. I hope to expand my skills in health data science and contribute to ongoing projects within the community.

Thank you!