Creating a Learning Health System at Brooks Rehabilitation

By generating new evidence and implementing the latest discoveries into clinical practice, we are dedicated to moving the science of rehabilitation forward.

What is a learning health system?

A Learning Health System (LHS) is a dynamic system that continuously collects, analyzes and applies knowledge from clinical practice to improve healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.

learning health system model showing practice, evidence and data in a circle with research bringing each tenant together.

According to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), Learning Health Systems:

  • Gather and analyze data from patient care experiences and internal metrics to improve overall care.
  • Continually assess outcomes, while refining processes and training, to develop a cycle for learning and improvement.
  • Provide care teams with actionable data and tools.
  • Are important for health system transformation.

How Brooks supports a learning health system

The Clinical Integration and Research Division at Brooks combines the programs that coordinate, collect and connect information and data from specific groups under one umbrella to improve healthcare delivery and ultimately enhance patient care and outcomes.

The following Brooks groups are under the umbrella of the Clinical Integration and Research Division:

Researchers conduct a respiratory test on a young male spinal cord injury patient in a wheelchair.

Clinical Research Center

The Brooks Clinical Research Center is committed to advancing rehabilitation science, technology and care through research.

Director of the Center for Outcomes Analytics and Research discusses a project with clinical teams at Brooks

Center for Outcomes Analytics and Research

COAR plays a pivotal role in advancing data-driven, evidence-based practices to elevate the quality of rehabilitation care.

Institute of Higher Learning

The IHL provides residencies, fellowships and continuing education that is at the forefront of evidence-informed practice and professional development.

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Center for Innovation

Supporting internal and external clinical trials for rehab technology while identifying the best ways to introduce and integrate new technologies into clinical practice.

Two Brooks clinicians point to a large screen demonstrating movement data of a young female research participant.

Motion Analysis Center

A specialized clinical and research assessment facility focused on gait and movement impairments in people of all ages and conditions.

Director of clinical research at Brooks sits with a research participant in the Brain Q study.

Featured research

Discover the latest research breakthroughs at Brooks through our publication catalog.

Researchers review data on a laptop with a nurse educator.

Collaborate with us

Our multi-disciplinary team of researchers, clinicians and data analysts offer their expertise and experience to support your project. Learn more about what collaboration looks like with Brooks and how to submit a project request.

Go Beyond the Research

Latest research and clinical insights from Brooks Rehabilitation

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