De-Identified Data within REACH
The Johns Hopkins inHealth Research Enclave for Analyzing Clinical Health Data (REACH) is a de-identified data resource that enables scientific discovery and advances healthcare by developing a de-identified version of Johns Hopkins’ electronic medical records (EMR) data. REACH offers a secure, transparent, and efficient process that safeguards patient privacy, reduces administrative burden, and removes access barriers for authorized users.
Through inHealth Precision Medicine, a Johns Hopkins Medicine initiative, researchers from any institutional center can request data, leverage advanced tools from the Research IT team, and benefit from this streamlined, de-identified data enclave that supports data access, analysis, and precision medicine at every step.
REACH Features
Clinical Notes
181M+ notes from 8.2M+ patients
Encounter Data
321M+ encounters
SAFER Desktop
Secure research environment for all JH users
Automated Provisioning
Streamlined access
Getting Access to REACH
REACH Goals
Access to Quality Data
Streamlines access to de-identified clinical health data (both structured and unstructured)
Operational Efficiency
Reduces administrative workload and time to implementation for research projects
Compliance & Risk Mitigation
Adheres to stringent security standards
Collaborative Opportunities
Fosters interdisciplinary collaboration, innovation, and knowledge sharing through a secure platform
Other Resources for REACH Users
Testimonials/Case Studies
Coming Soon
Improved Technology Review Process
This intake process is used for requesting any new software solution
Digital Pathology Imaging Data
Imaging data coming soon!
Digital Radiology Imaging Data
Imaging data coming soon!
Johns Hopkins Collaborators
