The Knowledge Exchange seminars aim to bring together researchers across the EoE ARC with an interest in better use of health and care data, provide an opportunity to share expertise in different types of data and create a forum to learn and exchange ideas.
This seminar series is hosted by the Population Evidence and Data Science theme.
Topic: The benefits of sharing data and enabling re-use through the UK Data Service
Date: Tuesday 15th March 2022
Time: 12.30-13.30
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About the seminar:
Learn how research data is processed and enabled for re-use through our self-deposit repository, ReShare, whilst finding out more about our research data management training and international best practice. Finally hear how to browse our catalogue and website to find and access the data you need.
Home to the largest digital collection of social sciences and population research data, we hold data that can enable research as varied as the experience of illness, child development, access to care, lifestyle behaviour, subjective physical and mental well-being, diet and nutrition, immunisation programmes, attitudes towards health service provision, the mechanics of policy making, government expenditure and service coverage.
Speaker: Cristina Magder
Cristina manages the UK Data Service's Data Collections Development and Research Data Management teams at the UK Data Archive, ensuring that key data are effectively identified, negotiated and appraised for research and teaching. She leads the research data management portfolio of support and training for the UK Data Service, with a particular focus on ensuring the successful operationalisation of the UKRI Research Data Policy for the ESRC. Her main teaching interests are data management planning, sharing and archiving data with a specific focus on licencing, data quality assurance, disclosure risk assessment, and reproducibility.
The Data Collections Development and Research Data Management teams’ main responsibilities are:
- negotiating, licensing, appraising, and acquiring data for the UK Data Service;
- administering the self-deposit repository ReShare;
- leading on the research data management portfolio of support and training for the UK Data Service.
For more information, contact sam71@medschl.cam.ac.uk