The Knowledge Systems Lab

Advancing the science and infrastructure of computable biomedical knowledge

Mission & Vision 

Research  

Papers & Presentations 

Welcome To the Knowledge Systems Lab 

The rapid emergence of new forms of computable biomedical knowledge (CBK) in healthcare, including predictive risk models, machine learning, natural language processing, computable phenotypes, practice guidelines, and process models, warrants intelligent and evidence-based infrastructure. To keep up with the rapid pace of development, research is needed to understand best how to develop, implement, disseminate, and steward CBK to make it findable, accessible, interoperable, reusable, and trusted.  

The Knowledge Systems Lab is an interdisciplinary research group housed in the University of Michigan Medical School's Department of Learning Health Sciences. Our work focuses on advancing the science of computable biomedical knowledge. We seek to deeply understand the engineering, mechanics, and uses of computable knowledge artifacts and the infrastructure that facilitates their development, implementation, dissemination, and stewardship. To learn more about our work, please look at our mission & vision, and Contact Us if you would like to know more about our research!



🏆 KSL wins "Best Overall Design" in AHRQ CDS Connect Challenge! 🏆


We're proud to announce that our design proposal won "Best Overall Design" in the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality's (AHRQ) Challenge on Designing the Optimal Future State for CDS Connect. According to AHRQ, our design proposal "sets a new standard for collaboration and user engagement in CDS Connect". For more information on the challenge and our winning submission, visit: https://www.ahrq.gov/challenges/cds-connect/index.html