Melissa A Rudolph, Shawn G Ehlers, Glen C Morris
Development of Quick Response (QR) Training of Tractor Component Identification, Function, Maintenance, and Safety
Journal of agromedicine
healthcare organizations including clinical translational science awards ctsa hubs funded national institutes health seek enable secondary use electronic health record ehr data enterprise data warehouse research edw4r optimal approaches unknown qualitative study goal understand edw4r impact sustainability demand management accessibility engaged convenience sample informatics leaders ctsa hubs n 21 semistructured interviews completed directed content analysis interview transcripts edw4r created institutional capacity single multicenter studies democratized access ehr data investigators multiple disciplines enabled learning health system bibliometrics challenging due investigator noncompliance one hubs requirement link study protocols funding records enabled quantifying edw4rs multimillion dollar impact sustainability edw4r relied multiple funding sources general shift away ctsa grant toward institutional industry support address edw4r demand institutions expanded staff used different governance approaches provided investigator selfservice tools edw4r accessibility benefit improved tools incorporating usercentered design increased data literacy among scientists expansion informaticians workforce growth team science investigator demand edw4r increased approaches tracking impact ensuring sustainability improving accessibility edw4r resources varied study adds understanding informatics leaders seek support investigators using edw4r across ctsa consortium potentially elsewhere