_______________The THEW is open !______________

The THEW is open and fully operational : ECG signals and their associated clinical information can be accessed from our server hosted in University of Rochester Medical Center, NY. The Warehouse has received several databases from which millions of 12-lead standard ECG recordings and hundreds of Holter recordings can be downloaded. This data has been shared by pharmaceutical companies and research investigators from all over the world. In addition, the THEW has received major technical contribution and resources from ECG companies and CROs and other leaders in the field.
The current list of dataset available in the warehouse is growing rapidely and we are updating the list of studies periodically .. More....
To learn more about the tool to access the data from the warehouse, you can request for a demo. version of the THEW Client Application which provides access to a database containing a couple of Holter ECGs. More...
The THEW members are entitled to: (1) a licenses to the THEW Client Application (CA), software for review and extraction of Holter and standard 12-lead ECG signals and their associated clinical information, (2) a username and password to access to a database including 24-hour Holter recordings from 206 healthy individuals (and associated clinical characteristics), (3) access to the THEW Translational Research Group, a group gathering the THEW partners to develop collaborative projects between the FDA, University of Rochester, and other public and private stakeholders.
The Executive Committee of the Telemetric and Holter ECG Warehouse (THEW) has been formed during the second quarter 2008, the seven individuals in the EC are from the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, the Center for Devices and Radiological Health, the Commissioner Office of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the University of Rochester Medical Center, More…
The Telemetric and Holter ECG Warehouse (THEW) project was started the 15th of March 2008. It was created to provide information about our mission, infrastructure, partners, and the development of this project. More ...
Learn how your organization can contribute to our project
We invite for-profit and not-for-profit organizations to join our initiative. We propose various types of contributions:
- Founding Donation Program,
- Tech. Sharing Agreement,
- Data Sharing Agreement.
Learn about the organizations that have joined our project
One of the objectives of the THEW project is to foster collaborative projects with for-profit organizations such as:
- Pharmaceutical Companies,
- CROs,
- ECG Equipment Companies.
[11/01/2008] Striving to advance the field of cardiac safety, the THEW initiative is developed for facilitating collaborative discussions between THEW members, and for leveraging resources to implement joint projects among FDA, University of Rochester (UR), and other public and private stakeholders. The THEW is led by individuals from the UR, the Commissioner Office of the FDA, the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, and the Center for Devices and Radiological Health. More...
[05/27/2008] Dr. Janet Woodcock (Director, CDER-FDA) and Dr. Norman Stockbridge (Acting Director for the Division of Cardiovascular and Renal Products, CDER-FDA) signed a Letter of Agreement officially starting the partnership between the FDA and University of Rochester for the THEW initiative. More...
