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Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) as Novel Sources for Population-Based Post Marketing Surveillance of Medical Products: A Pilot Study from the FDA Sentinel Innovation Center

2025-08-19 pharmacology and therapeutics Title + abstract only
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IntroductionHealth information exchanges (HIEs) provide the capability to electronically move health care information among different health care information systems and store these data for downstream use cases. However, use of data from HIEs for postmarketing surveillance of medical products is not previously explored. ObjectivesTo conduct a pilot descriptive study characterizing data from MyHealth Access Network - a statewide HIE for Oklahoma, to understand its utility for conducting pharmac...

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