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NEW! AIR·MS Fall 2026 Training

Three Sessions |  10–11 am
On Zoom and In Person: Annenberg Classroom 10-70

Register here

Session 1: Getting Started with AIR·MS: Health Data Fundamentals

  • Tuesday, September 15: SLIDES AND VIDEO NOW AVAILABLE: (powerpoint slides parts A, B, and C) (video recording)

Session 2: From AI Agents to AIR·MS: Leveraging Large Language Models

  • Tuesday September 22

Session 3: Advanced AIR·MS: Data Modalities and AI/Machine Learning (ML) Applications

  • Tuesday September 24

 


NEW! Data2Evidence Fall 2026 Training and Office Hours

September/October 2026

STARTING NEXT WEEK: We are excited to invite you to explore Data2Evidence, a platform that supports clinical cohort discovery and analysis.
We will be holding in-person and virtual Data2Evidence training sessions and office hours.
 
Register for training sessions (In-Person or Zoom) here:
Register for Data2Evidence Office Hours (Virtual only) here:
Explore millions of records in seconds with Data2Evidence – click here to get started:https://d2e.airms.mssm.edu
 
Data2Evidence can be accessed by all Mount Sinai and Icahn School of Medicine users on-site or via VPN. It does not require separate registration.
 
For additional information about how D2E may benefit your research, please visit our website: https://labs.icahn.mssm.edu/minervalab/d2e-data2evidence-cohort-query-tool/

 


Understanding Electronic Health Record (EHR) Data

Principal Data Architect Timothy Quinn, PhD, has developed informative presentations on OMOP Vocabulary Tables and Electronic Health Record (EHR) Data in MSDW:

Mount Sinai’s Epic electronic health record (EHR) system constitutes the primary data source for the Mount Sinai Data Warehouse. Data are also loaded from other ancillary systems.

 


Application Training

*Please note: to watch training videos off-campus users must be on VPN. 

Tutorials

Each tool has a specific set of features and functions. Check out these tutorials for our software tools to assist you:

 

Documentation

 

Presentations

For MSDW-related presentation recordings and materials, see Presentations.

 

Reports

For publications, user reports, annual reports, and surveys, see Annual Reports and User Surveys.

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We are supported by grant UL1TR004419 from the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, National Institutes of Health.