Research & Projects
Discover our research, conference presentations, and ongoing collaborative projects advancing critical care through CLIF
Publications
A common longitudinal intensive care unit data format (CLIF) for critical illness research
Conference Presentations
American Thoracic Society (ATS)
Research Presentations:
Electronic health record signatures of spontaneous awakening trials
Multi-center analysis of sedation cessation patterns in mechanically ventilated patients
View Abstract →Multi-center evaluation of prone positioning practices
For moderate and severe hypoxemic respiratory failure
View Abstract →Association of sex and height with low-tidal volume ventilation
Multi-center cohort of critically ill adults
View Abstract →CLIF respiratory support waterfall methodology
Novel method for analyzing ventilator mode patterns in critical care
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American Thoracic Society (ATS)
Research Presentations:
Advancing multi-center clinical research in critically ill patients
Through the development of a common longitudinal ICU format (CLIF)
View Abstract →Early mobilization opportunity windows
Multi-center comparative analysis of clinical trial and consensus guideline eligibility criteria
View Abstract →Variation in setting low tidal volume ventilation on day 1
Analysis of mechanical ventilation practices by hospital
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American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA)
Kaveri Chhikara presents the CLIF at the AMIA Summit, touching on the standardized data format created to address challenges in using ICU electronic health record data for research.
Ongoing Projects
The CLIF consortium is a network of NIH funded investigators.
Principal Investigators (PIs) in the consortium are supported by a wide range of NIH grants that use big data and advanced ML techniques to answer open scientific questions related to critical illness. Each of these projects would be better with CLIF rather than done in silos.