Improving cancer care through global data sharing
The Syapse Learning Health Network is a global precision oncology data sharing network, improving cancer care across communities by using real-world data to support clinical decisions.
Share comprehensive patient data
The Syapse Learning Health Network enables providers to share and learn from real-world clinical, molecular, treatment, and outcomes data.
Learn from real-world outcomes
Researchers can view which treatments produced the best outcomes in clinically and molecularly similar patients.
Join a secure, trusted network
Patient data is standardized and normalized across the Learning Health Network, enabling health systems to securely share de-identified data with other leading institutions.
Resources
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Syapse Overview Brochure
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“Implementing an Oncology Precision Medicine Clinic in a Large Community Health System,” by Thompson, et al. in AJMC
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“Building a Personalized Medicine Program,” by Thomas D. Brown of the Swedish Cancer Institute
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“Role of Community-Based Genomics Programs,” by Thomas D. Brown of the Swedish Cancer Institute
In the news
The real-world evidence project at the FDA adds Syapse to its list of partners in a push past trial boundaries
8/15/19 - The Oncology Center of Excellence is teaming up with San Francisco-based Syapse to expand beyond electronic health records — or EHRs — in building a multi-sourced program involving data drawn from EHRs and registries, as well as molecular data from testing labs.
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