Pag-access sa DHCS Protected Data para sa Pananaliksik at Pampublikong Kalusugan
This is the primary portal for requesting protected data from the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) for research and public health purposes. Protected data refers to any data containing confidential information that otherwise would be unavailable to the public. This website is not for requesting publicly available data.
DHCS endeavors to draw upon the wealth of knowledge available from scientific studies in health care delivery and medical science fields. Research and public health surveillance conducted with DHCS’s protected data can provide useful information about the effectiveness of DHCS’ programs, as well as, identify potential areas for improvement. To the extent possible, DHCS utilizes this knowledge in its attempts to make its programs and policies “evidence-based.”
All requests to this portal for access to protected data must be for research or public health purposes only. This portal does not facilitate access to protected data for legal, administrative or other purposes. Each request will be submitted to DHCS’ Data and Research Committee (DRC), which oversees DHCS’ data request evaluation process. The DRC assesses the appropriateness of requests for protected data, assigns a priority status to each request, and recommends potential approval/denial action to DHCS Executive management.
In general, the DHCS DRC will not support research that will lead to the creation of a product or tool that the researcher or funder intends to market. For example, the DHCS DRC may deny data requests from requestors wanting to evaluate the impact of prescription drugs if a pharmaceutical company finances the study directly or indirectly.
Sa pamamagitan ng portal na ito, ang mga panlabas na mananaliksik at mga awtoridad sa kalusugan ng publiko ay maaaring:
- Kumuha ng impormasyon tungkol sa kung paano humiling ng access sa DHCS Protected Data;
- Alamin ang tungkol sa mga batas, pamantayan, at proseso na ginagamit ng DHCS sa pagsusuri ng mga naturang kahilingan; at
- Tingnan ang mga paksa at natuklasan ng iba pang mga mananaliksik na nagsagawa ng mga proyekto gamit ang data ng DHCS.
Makipag-ugnayan sa amin
If you have any questions, please contact the DRC coordinator at DHCSDRC@dhcs.ca.gov or (916) 713-8200.
Paano Humiling ng Access sa Protektadong Data
- Mga Materyales ng Application
- Diksyunaryo ng Data
- Proseso ng Pagsusuri at Pag-apruba ng DHCS
- Listahan ng mga HIPAA Identifier
Mga batas
Mga Materyales ng Suporta
Mga Kaugnay na Link
- Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects (CPHS) CPHS is the Institutional Review Board for the California Health and Human Services Agency
- Health Care Payments Database (HPD) Program The HPD includes billions of claim and encounter records generated by transactions among payers and providers on behalf of 35 million insured Californians, including Medi-Cal enrollees.
- Data Privacy Forms and Accessing Protected Health Information (Personal Health Records) This webpage provides forms so beneficiaries can access their own protected health information.
- CDPH-Vital Statistics Advisory Committee (VSAC) Researchers may apply for the use of confidential birth and death data from VSAC.
- California Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI) HCAI provides confidential patient-level data sets to eligible researchers.
- List of Publications This webpage lists publications that have resulted from research using DHCS data.
- List of Approved DRC Projects This webpage lists data requests approved by the DHCS Data and Research Committee. Projects are continuously posted.
- Ang California Health and Human Services Open Data Portal
- Research Data Assistance Center (ResDAC) ResDAC, under contract to the Centers’ for Medicare and Medicaid Services provides assistance to academic, government and non-profit researchers interested in accessing and utilizing Medicare and/or Medicaid data for their research
- CMS Virtual Research Data Center (VRDC) The CMS VRDC is a virtual research environment that provides timelier access to Medicare and Medicaid program data in a more efficient and cost effective manner.
- CMS Chronic Condition Data Warehouse (CCW) The CCW provides researchers with Medicare and Medicaid beneficiary, claims, and assessment data linked by beneficiary across the continuum of care.
- The Chronic Conditions Dashboard The Medicaid data on the site is the Medicaid Analytic eXtract (MAX) data – formerly known as State Medicaid Research Files (SMRFs) – which is a set of person-level data files derived from Medicaid Statistical Information System (MSIS) data on Medicaid eligibility, service utilization and payments.