Looking Forward @ Johns Hopkins: Christopher Chute

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Christopher Chute, Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of health informatics, will give a talk entitled "Electronic Health Record Data in the Time of COVID: The National COVID Cohort Collaborative (N3C)" as part of the Looking Forward @ Johns Hopkins remote lecture series.

Chute is a physician-scientist and biomedical informatician focused on how clinical information can be computationally represented. He is widely known for standardizing biomedical terminologies and health information technology standards. Chute develops ways to manage data as a first-rank resource to enable evidence-based clinical practice and translational research. He works to ensure that clinical data is represented in a comparable and consistent manner in order to improve medical practice. Chute is the co-lead of the National COVID Cohort Collaborative, or N3C.

Looking Forward @ Johns Hopkins features distinguished Hopkins faculty from a range of research disciplines who have been recognized for their scholarship, research, teaching, and service. Research presentations are followed by question and answer sessions, and seek to bridge the gaps that have emerged as a result of physical social distancing and the mandatory cancellations of campus-based lectures.