The OHDSI Sweden community is building the OMOP data model
The adoption of the OMOP Common Data Model, which aims to harmonise health data, is still at an early stage in Sweden, but progress is rapid.
Mariann completed her Master of Science degree at the Department of Biosciences of the University of Helsinki in 2007, majoring in Physiology and minoring in Biochemistry. She finished her PhD in June 2016 with research concentrating on diabetes and the long-term complications related to the disease.
We want to warmly welcome Mariann to our growing team!

The adoption of the OMOP Common Data Model, which aims to harmonise health data, is still at an early stage in Sweden, but progress is rapid.
Disruption is present in many forms, and our clients are facing new challenges that require them to adapt to new ways of working. The same applies to us.
In a data gap analysis, gaps in the available information of the therapy area and data on a medicinal product are mapped and assessed against regulatory, scientific, and business requirements.