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Topic: Data

Review article on best practices for developing a Data Management Plan (DMP) in clinical studies

Vall d’Hebron Research Institute Strategic Plan 2021-2025

iPAAC – Mapping data sources available for linkage with registry data

Overview of European Network of Cancer Registries (ENCR) recommendations

CCI4EU online course. Data Sharing and Data Exchange.

La Meva Salut – tool for patients to access their medical records

Introduction to hospital-based cancer registries

Data Management and Sharing Plan

Data Sharing Agreement – template

Data Transfer Agreement – general example

“Cancer Screening Data” website featuring the European Cancer Screening Policy Index tool

Performance of Colorectal Cancer Screening in the European Union Member States: Data from the Second European Screening Report

Evaluation framework on patient pathways

Clinical Trials Information System (CTIS)

Informed consent – SOP recommendations

Research tools – free and open access from ESMO

Research and clinical trial databases

Data Transfer Agreement – guidelines for development

Data Transfer Agreement – template

Collaboration model for Medical Technical Equipment system solutions – case study

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