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- Overview
- Terms of reference
- Full end to end process
- Research data engineer process
The Research Data Engineers (RDEs) will have access to the entire de-identified Greater Manchester Care Record (GMCR) and provide extracts of data to analysts working on COVID-related research.
RGG - Research Governance Group - Provides oversight of the uses of the data for research purposes
The group is responsible for:
- Working with research teams to determine the feasibility of their research questions.
- Providing updates and obtaining approval from the RGG
- Minimizing the data extracted for research groups in line with GDPR regulations.
- Sharing methodologies between research groups to ensure consistency between projects. This would include:
- The change over time in the classification of COVID diagnoses as the testing programme was expanded.
- The reliability of the recording of ethnicity information.
- Common factors such smoking status, BMI, height, weight, age etc.
Name | Role | Organisation |
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Richard Williams | Lead Research Data Engineer | University of Manchester |
Iliada Eleftheriou | Research Data Engineer | University of Manchester |
George Tilston | Research Data Engineer | University of Manchester |
Other members may be added to the group, but this will only be done with the approval of the RGG.
There will be no formal regular meeting. The RDEs will meet on an ad-hoc bases as and when required through the COVID-19 crisis and in line with the COPI notice this will be reviewed on 31st March 2021.
The RDEs report into the RGG, which in turn operates under delegated authority of the GM Care Record Secondary Uses Oversight and Scrutiny Group.