At the Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, Informatics & Population Analytics serve as a powerful bridge between science, clinical practice and community health. Through the integration of basic science, clinical data and population-based research, we are building a holistic informatics and data-driven foundation to better understand and address the health care needs, disease prevention strategies and health outcomes of Appalachia and beyond.
By connecting faculty across various colleges and departments, securing vital resources and championing innovation, our leadership in this area is positioning the School of Medicine and Marshall University as a leader in the transformation of health outcomes. Our work fosters collaboration between clinicians, researchers and community partners to generate real-world insights, inform precision medicine and drive effective health interventions through seamless translation across diverse disciplines.
Our Informatics & Population Analytics team brings a forward-thinking, interdisciplinary, data and AI driven approach to initiatives essential to improving health through innovation in both research and education. This expert guidance advances our mission to eliminate health disparities and improve quality of life across the region through smarter, more connected care.