AHRA Transformational Data Collaboration

The first AHRA Transformational Data Collaboration planning meeting was held on
Friday 18th October 2019 at the University of Melbourne.

Breakout sessions were held to get the project streams moving.

Dougie Boyle Chairs the Meeting

Mapping datasets to common data models to support interoperable data and tools
Breakout group facilitator: Nicole Pratt

Nicole brainstorms ideas

Build a platform for the open sharing of medical terminology mappings for research utilising National Clinical Terminology Service (NCTS) technologies
Breakout group facilitator: David Bunker

David leads the way


Developing standard, open tools for dataset quality assessment
Breakout group facilitator: Daniel Capurro

Teng contributes


Location: Parkville VIC 3052, Australia

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