@VivliCenter has joined forces with @Microsoft to create a Datathon for the community to elicit creative solutions to balance patient privacy while maintaining the scientific value of the data. Register today to take part in this important event. https://t.co/0iWh1TTh4b
Vivli is pleased to announce the awardees of the Vivli Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Surveillance Open Data Re-Use Data Challenge! With a total of 56 teams from 28 different countries participating, we recognize six outstanding teams. Learn more here: https://t.co/pLTtFc0Z3Y
A new commentary on the importance of data sharing. Also a reminder that high quality susceptibility surveillance data generated by the pharmaceutical industry may be found at https://t.co/pnej1uxBP1
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to meet our future antibiotics needs, the importance of the Pasteur Act, pull incentives as well as strengthening the pipeline are key points emphasized by Emily Wheeler (BIO) #paccarb
Does a historical pandemic increase #datasharing of #clinicaltrials data? We show that intention to share at time of registration is still quite low (only 15%), but intention to share at time of publication is increasing (from 21% to 57%). @VivliCenter
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@VivliCenter As the largest research funder, NIH is in a strong position to affect culture change by integrating data sharing into the routine conduct of projects starting January 25, 2023. https://t.co/tFrPSQ6FyJ @Idasim@MichaelStebbins
A most timely reminder of why meta-analyses based on patient-level data are more robust than those based on summary data as we have recently seen in the lesson with ivermectin. @vivlicenter https://t.co/se9klawsow
@ashishkjha That’s what I would have thought! But what are your thoughts on what is going on at colleges like Cornell where my son attends, that are managing this well with high vaccination rates (95%), masking, yet high breakthrough? A case study perhaps? https://t.co/yemzp5apW7
This timely paper does a wonderful job of laying out a set of forward-thinking goals and realistic data sharing solutions for nonprofit funders to integrate into their existing funding policies.
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@Idasim@VivliCenter@NIHDataScience @UCSFPrecision Agree Ida,
We found overall only 7.6% agreed to share their data (70/924) within the first 6 months an alarming statistic in a time of pandemic!
After the . I was proud to represent @VivliCenter@NASEM_Health workshop. Topics covered: "How should we incentivize sharing?" "How do we demonstrate the value?" and “How can we optimize sharing between platforms?”. We look forward to being part of the solution. #datasharing