Researcher map and data request log
Researchers use registries they know. This page goes with Chapter 15. Search by condition, then by mechanism and by a neighboring disease that shares it; place each researcher on the map; and keep a log of every data request, because each one teaches you something about your data. Every request moves through review by a data access committee, IRB approval, and a data use agreement; the Data Sharing in a Box playbook has sample language for each step, and review times range with the request and the committee.
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Where we searched
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Researcher map
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Kind (basic, clinical, translational, regulatory) |
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What they might want from the registry |
What lived experience we could offer |
Contacted? |
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Data request log
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Who asked (role and institution) |
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Data access committee decision (date) |
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Data use agreement signed (date) |
What we shared |
What the request taught us about our data |
Participants told of any publication? |
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