MIRACUM
MIRACUM – Medical Informatics in Research and Care in University Medicine – is one of four consortia funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research as part of the Medical Informatics Initiative (MII). From 2018 to 2022, the focus was on establishing data integration centers at German university hospitals. Starting in 2023, these data integration centers will be networked beyond university hospitals to regional hospitals and other medical care facilities. In this expansion and extension phase of the MII, the consortia are also growing together. Six junior research groups have now been established out of MIRACUM. In addition, the MII also funds so-called Digital Progress Hubs Health, four of the six hubs of which have emerged from the MIRACUM consortium. In the new funding phase, networking across sector boundaries is being researched in eight clinical and three methodological use cases. MIRACUM is participating in all of these use cases. The consortium also focuses on the education and training of young researchers, and we are driving this forward through the master’s degree program and cross-consortium colloquia, job shadowing and summer schools.
News
MiHUBx goes Barcelona!
Health data is the key to better research and more efficient patient care – but this requires infrastructures that enable secure and authorized data access. At the SWAT4HCLS conference in… ✨ Invitation: TMF tutorial by the EkoEstMed junior research group
This year’s TMF Annual Congress will take place in Freiburg from April 2 – 3, 2025 (further information on program and registration). The day before, interested parties will have the… Whitepaper on Joint Workshop on MII, SPHN & Health-RI published – The future of transnational health research in the European Health Data Space
Healthcare and health research transcend national borders. The forthcoming introduction of the European Health Data Space (EHDS) will have a far-reaching impact on health research by creating a uniform legal… MIRACUM partner Klinikum Chemnitz successfully connected to the German Research Data Portal for Health
Chemnitz Hospital has reached an important milestone with its connection to the German Research Data Portal for Health (FDPG). The hospital is now the first non-university site to be visible…Discussion with members of the Bundestag on the medical informatics initiative – Erlangen professors welcome the innovations of the Health Data Utilization Act!
On February 8, 2024, medical informatics experts and members of the Bundestag discussed the results of the Medical Informatics Initiative (MII) to date and the impact that the recently passed…
Patient information
Find out about the current work progress, main topics and projects from all MII consortia in the current ONE MII Journal #1! [in German]
What is a data integration centre and what added value can they provide for medical research? Find out this and more in the MIRACUM brochure about the DIZ! [in German]
