AskEMDI Now open to invited participants

Ask the question.
The data answers.

Natural-language access to 22 million de-identified emergency encounters across every HHS region. No SQL. No ticket queue. No waiting weeks for an answer.

Beta participants sign in with an ACEP account, which is free for anyone, including non-ACEP members. Don't have one yet? You can create it on the sign-in page.

What are the most common fractures diagnosed in the ED? How often are combination inhalers prescribed for asthma encounters? What percentage of pulmonary embolism encounters had a D-dimer ordered? Which HHS region has the highest sepsis bundle completion? How has CT utilization for head injury changed year over year? What are the most common fractures diagnosed in the ED? How often are combination inhalers prescribed for asthma encounters? What percentage of pulmonary embolism encounters had a D-dimer ordered? Which HHS region has the highest sepsis bundle completion? How has CT utilization for head injury changed year over year?

//01 What it is

A conversation with the largest emergency medicine registry in the country.

AskEMDI is a chatbot-style tool from ACEP's Emergency Medicine Data Institute. Type a clinical question in plain English and get an answer drawn from de-identified emergency department data.

Refine the question, compare results, and spot trends inside one conversation. The weeks-long back-and-forth with a technical team becomes minutes at your keyboard.

//02 Ask

Watch a question become an answer.

Illustrative output. Results reflect the de-identified AskEMDI dataset and the question asked.

You

AskEMDI

//03 Data

Powered by one in every seven U.S. emergency visits.

0curated encounters in the AskEMDI dataset

0HHS regions represented, all of them

0encounters in the Clinical Emergency Data Registry

0emergency visits added every year

0emergency department locations

0emergency medicine practice groups

//04 Trust

Built on the standards you already rely on.

De-identified by design
Runs in a de-identified data environment that follows the same data quality, privacy and compliance standards as CEDR.
CMS-approved QCDR
Governed by the same data quality, privacy, and compliance standards that make CEDR a CMS-approved Qualified Clinical Data Registry (QCDR).
Answers in minutes
Built for you so a question that used to take weeks of coordination resolves in one sitting.
For the people doing the work
Made for ACEP members, emergency physicians and quality leaders running quality initiatives and clinical research.

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