The first PopData project of the new year to be approved will analyse kindergarten readiness in relation to well-being and academic achievement in early adolescents in British Columbia.
The Researcher Advisory Committee represents and communicates the diverse needs and viewpoints of the research community in relation to data-driven research supported by PopData. Input from researchers informs strategic decisions about acquisition of new data sources; provision of new technical, training, or other supports; and design of other engagement activities.
In signing a Research Agreement with a public body for access to data, Researchers commit to sending Research Materials (or "pre-publication materials") to the public body in advance of public dissemination. Data Stewards, as those responsible for ensuring appropriate uses of the public body’s data, check that:
The UBC Micro-certificate in Health Data Analytics: Opportunities and Applications is a new program for health care professionals and researchers in the health sector with exposure to health data, either clinical or operational. Designed by industry and academic experts, the micro-certificate consists of three four-week online courses, combining self-paced independent study with weekly live online sessions.
Data access has been approved for a study to evaluate current screening guidelines and guide decisions on the implementation of population based foreign-born Latent Tuberculosis Infection (LTBI) screening programs across British Columbia (BC).
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