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Real-world evidence platform on AWS

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For more information on Real World Evidence and other ways AWS can help your organization,visit us at: https://aws.amazon.com/health STEP 1: User initiates a query on a dataset. In the context of Real World Evidence, this is largely analyzing a cohort in the context of a specific indication (drug response, etc) STEP 2: AWS Step Functions invokes an AWS Lambda function to query the Data Catalog and build a manifest of data STEP 3: The manifest is passed to a subsequent Lambda functions, which orchestrate the data analysis through different AWS services STEP 4: These analyses may include Amazon EMR for population-scale genomics, Amazon EC2 for high-performance computing and machine learning, and/or Amazon Redshift for your healthcare data warehouse STEP 5: Results from each analysis is stage back in Amazon S3 and logged in the data catalog STEP 6: Business intelligence tools, such as Amazon Quiksight or Tableau, or data analysis workbooks, such as Jupyter, can query Amazon S3 to visualize results, such as through Amazon Athena Amazon Elasticsearch Service Amazon EMR AWS Lambda AWS Lambda Amazon DynamoDB Amazon Athena Amazon EC2 Amazon S3 Amazon Redshift 4 4 4 3 2 1 Amazon API Gateway AWS Step Functions 5 5 5 6 Data Consumption Real World Evidence (RWE) Using AWS Services

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