
The Human Phenome
We are creating a team of data scientists, engineers and health data researchers to develop an online open-access, standards-driven library of health and disease characteristics from diverse health data.
Access the HDR UK CALIBER Phenotype Portal
The HDR UK CALIBER Phenotype Portal is the largest national standards-driven library of citable phenotyping algorithms, meta-data and tools for electronic health records research. The open-access Portal provides the scientific community with information on complex health and disease characteristics from diverse UK health data in machine readable form to improve reproducibility and reduce duplication.

National Phenomics Resource
We will develop new tools to help analyse Electronic Health Records (EHRs) and will help to build a community among users of these data, who will be encouraged to share their methods. This will...

National Text Analytics Resource
When you visit your doctor or attend hospital, information collected about you, including your symptoms, tests, investigations, diagnosis, and treatments, is entered on computers as electronic...

The challenge: a lack of resources
Unlike other research disciplines that have taken advantage of the power of large scale data, the study of human health characteristics (the phenome) has no well-curated resource where researchers and clinicians can deposit algorithms, tools, methods and training materials.
This resource will make it easier to reproducibly interpret complex health data.

Our approach: how can data help?
To address the challenge regarding the lack of curated resources, we are engaging data scientists, engineers and health data researchers to develop an online open-access, standards-driven library of complex health and disease characteristics (phenotypes) from diverse health data.

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