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Workshop

How to set-up a Health Data Sharing Initiative

22 Apr 2024 09:30 - 16:30

On Monday 22 April, the Research Group in Biomedical Data Sciencesof UHasselt is organising a hands-on workshop called "How to set up a health data sharing initiative?", in which participants will be through the various stages of successfully setting up and implementing this type of initiative. We aim for peer-to-peer knowledge leveraging via a number of pioneers in the field as well as demonstrating a number of crucial concepts via simple exercises (e.g. data missingness, data aggregation) and the visualisation of data via a dashboard, inspired by the COVID-19 in MS Global Data Sharing Initiative (GDSI).

Practical information:

22 Apr 2024 09:30 - 16:30
Embuild - Wetenschapspark 33, 3590 Diepenbeek
English
Target audience: PhD students, postdocs, academics, healthcare professionals

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  • Prerequisites: basic awareness and engagement in health data sharing initiatives (no coding experience required); limited experience in executing large-scale collaborative projects
  • Price: free
  • Pre-registration is closed. All participants are being evaluated now to see if they can be confirmed.

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Programme

Part I (before lunch): Navigating the Roadmap of Setting-Up a Health Data Sharing Initiative
During this session, the participants will be introduced into the high-level roadmap of setting-up a data sharing initiative. We will delve into the initial stages of ideation, mission-vision definition, stakeholder identification, and engagement strategies necessary to establish a solid foundation required to successfully kick-start the initiatives.
Afterwards, we will introduce them into the process of fine-tuning the idea, governance principles, data collection, harmonization, quality assessment, and finally, transforming data into insightful visualizations, ensuring a holistic approach towards initiative setup.

Part II (afternoon): Practical Examples and Hands-On Exercises
Some basic concepts of data handling and analyses will be explained through simple hands-on exercises. For example, participants will engage in practical exercises involving transforming data from patient-level to aggregated, while also addressing concerns such as handling missing data and ensuring data quality. Next to this, we will explore how insights can be visualized through a dashboard interface.

  • Important note - these exercises will be simple and will not require coding experience or expertise in data science.

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