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Clinical Informatics

Clinical Informatics

Alfred Cecchetti, PhD, MSc, MSc IS
Director, Division of Clinical Informatics
Clinical Informatics Data Architect

From the Director of the Division of Clinical Informatics - Alfred Cecchetti, PhD, MSc, M Sc IS

The Clinical Informatics Core Facility has been created to establish an informatics infrastructure to support clinical and translational research in Appalachia West Virginia. Our mission is to transform the health and healthcare of West Virginians through leading-edge clinical informatics technologies.

  • Clinical Informatics is a multidisciplinary profession on the cutting edge which utilizes Information Technologies and Information Management techniques and integrates them into the health care arena.
  • The ultimate goals are to:
    • Improve the quality of healthcare
    • Reduce costs
    • Increase efficiencies and productivity in all areas of health care
Services Offered

Services Offered

The Clinical Informatics Department offers a variety of services that can assist you or your department with Clinical and Translational Research. To request access or additional information on the services provided, please click on the boxes below.

Informatics Spotlight
Faculty and Staff

Faculty

 

Bio-Stat Clinic

Dr. Rajan Lamichhane from the Department of Clinical and Translational Sciences (DCTS) runs Bio-Stat Clinic to provide data analytics services to all faculty, fellows, residents, and students free of cost (during clinic hours). Bio-Stat Clinic is comprised of a dedicated team of experts who are fully committed to providing data analytics services at different stages of research. 

SERVICES (SERVICES ARE FREE OF COST DURING CLINIC HOURS)
  • Pre-award/pre-IRB research design consultation 
    • Sample size determination, study population/sample identification, study variable identification, study protocol development consultation, statistical analysis section writing, data collection guidance 
  • Pilot study design and planning/survey design
    • Questionnaire development and survey dissemination, collection, and storage through RedCAP
  • Data validation, management, and storage
  • Data analysis and report writing help 
    • Generate analysis reports, tables, graphs, and summary reports 
    • Perform post-hoc analysis for clinical trials and pilot studies
  • Manuscript preparation help
    • Write ready-to-publish data summary and contribute to results and discussion sections. 
    • Review the final version of the manuscript 
To find out more about our Bio-Stat Clinic, contact; 
For New Projects

Michelle Peters, Administrative Assistant
304-691-1836 • 304-691-1840 (fax)
meadows43@marshall.edu

For Existing Projects

Rajan Lamichhane, Ph.D.
304-691-8648 • lamichhaner@marshall.edu

Data Informatics Clinic

The Informatics Clinic lead by Alfred Cecchetti, PhD, MSc, MSc IS from the Department of Clinical and Translational Sciences (DCTS) provides de-identifiable data informatics services to JCESOM faculty.

 

Services Include:

  • Project Informatics Consultation
  • Finding Data within the EHR
  • EHR Coding Consultation
  • Data Group Identification
  • De-Identified Data Extraction
  • Unstructured Data Extraction
  • Initial Data visualization
  • Honest Broker Services

 

Available Clinic Time:

Every Wednesday 9:00 am to 12:00 pm

(Other times available with a scheduled appointment)

 

To schedule an appointment, contact:

Michelle Peters, Administrative Assistant

304-691-1836 • 304-691-1840 (fax)

meadows43@marshall.edu

IRB Clinic

Nicole Finley MSN, RN, CCRN, ACCNS-AG from the Department of Clinical and Translational Sciences (DCTS) runs the IRB Clinic to provide assistance with IRB projects, regulatory documents, and protocol set up.

Available Clinic Time:

Every Monday 9:00 am to 12:00 pm

 

To schedule an appointment, contact:

Michelle Peters, Administrative Assistant

304-691-1836 • 304-691-1840 (fax)

meadows43@marshall.edu