Trusted Research Environments for Health and Medical Research

Описание: Recorded: 05/09/2023
Presenter: Rosie Hicks
Moderator: Professor Joanna Batstone
Panelists:
Dr Charmaine Tam
Professor Dougie Boyle
Professor Jim Buttery
Associate Professor Bernie Pope

This Leadership forum covers key considerations in contributing data to, providing or using TREs and the opportunities they can provide.

Health and medical data is by nature extremely sensitive, and the national data landscape for health research is rich, diverse and complex, spanning multiple sectors, jurisdictions and data types. Yet in this data, huge potential is hidden for improving Australian healthcare.

To achieve this potential, researchers will need access to the relevant data through a trusted secure platform, which will allow them to perform cutting-edge research while protecting the data from unauthorized access and being taken off the platform.

Several trusted secure research environments are now being developed for this purpose with varying scopes and purposes, but the landscape and the opportunities provided by these platforms are still evolving.

In this Leadership forum, you hear from thought leaders including researchers, data contributors from both industry and government, and providers of trusted secure platforms on the challenges facing these platforms and the benefits they have to offer.

To meet the needs of health and medical science researchers, we're co-designing a People Research Data Commons (People RDC) - https://ardc.edu.au/program/people-re... with partners in academia, industry and government.

This is one in a series of Leadership forums that the Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC) is organising in 2023. These forums provide decision makers in academia, government and industry with the opportunity to work through some of the data challenges facing Australia’s researchers. They feature a panel discussion followed by a Q&A session facilitated by a moderator.

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