Early Career & Professional Development - SCMR Registry "Hands-on" Session-Live Demonstration

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The transcript describes a live demonstration of the SCMR registry, showing how multiple institutions can securely share de-identified cardiac MRI data through a cloud-based system. Sites such as Ohio State, Duke, and Houston Methodist can participate in different research projects, see which studies they are involved in, and access other sites’ data only for approved collaborations. The demo showed how investigators can search the registry by clinical criteria, compare groups, and estimate outcomes such as mortality. It also explained how local cases can be added to a study collection without copying data, using pointers that synchronize automatically. The discussion covered secondary image measurements, importing data from third-party systems, expanding the registry internationally, educational use, and AI research. Overall, the registry is positioned as a growing, collaborative platform for research, education, and future AI development.

Keywords

SCMR registry

cardiac MRI

de-identified data

cloud-based collaboration

clinical search

AI research