ICES数据与分析服务:年轻八年。

IF 1.6 Q3 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES International Journal of Population Data Science Pub Date : 2022-08-25 DOI:10.23889/ijpds.v7i3.2096
M. Ho, Stefana Jovanovska, Jennafer Novess, Dina Skvirsky, R. Saskin, J. C. Victor
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目标2014年3月,ICES推出了数据与分析服务(DAS),将对ICES数据和分析的访问范围扩大到ICES科学家和分析人员之外。在八年的时间里,DAS不断发展壮大,为不断扩大的外部研究人员客户群提供了更高质量的服务。方法DAS成立之初,为公共部门研究人员提供了两项服务:数据访问和分析。数据访问使研究人员能够通过安全的虚拟环境分析编码记录级别的数据。DAS工作人员在ICES分析环境中进行的分析为研究人员提供了风险清除的总结级报告。为了应对日益多样化的研究人员日益增长的需求,ICES与内部和外部利益相关者进行了广泛协商,以重新评估和实施新的服务。遵守合同义务和安大略省法律、扩大规模的组织能力、与ICES的使命、愿景和价值观保持一致,是建立新产品的基石。结果2016年6月,私营部门的研究人员可以获得分析服务。2017年3月,对队列和纵向随访研究的支持成为最新的服务(研究人员提供了一份适用于进行公共资助研究的个人名单)。随着越来越多的数据资产可供研究人员使用,请求的数量和复杂性不断增加,尤其是寻求导入外部数据以链接到ICES数据的项目。第二个高性能计算虚拟环境于2021年9月加入研究人员,而原始分析环境已经进行了多次升级,并将很快全面更新。定期征求反馈意见使DAS能够增加人员配置并使可用资源多样化,从而在各个阶段改善客户体验。结论自成立以来,DAS的人员已从5人扩大到30人,其新客户和回头客群不断扩大和多样化,并对新服务的需求做出了回应。DAS继续提供高质量的服务,实现有影响力的研究,并对新的合作和服务提供机会做出反应。
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ICES Data and Analytic Services: Eight Years Young.
ObjectiveIn March 2014, ICES launched Data & Analytic Services (DAS), expanding the access to ICES data and analytics beyond ICES scientists and analytic staff. In eight years, DAS has grown and evolved to increase high quality services offered to an expanding client base of external researchers. ApproachAt the inception of DAS, two services were offered to public sector researchers: data access and analytics. Data access enabled researchers to analyze coded record-level data through a secure virtual environment. Analytics, conducted by DAS staff in ICES analytic environment, provided researchers with risk-cleared summary level reports. In response to growing demand from an increasingly diverse range of researchers, ICES engaged in extensive consultations with internal and external stakeholders to re-evaluate and operationalize new services. Compliance with contractual obligations and Ontario law, organizational capacity to scale up, alignment with ICES’ mission, vision and values, were cornerstones in establishing new offerings. ResultsAnalytic services became available to private sector researchers in June 2016. In March 2017, support for cohort and longitudinal follow-up studies became the newest service offering (researchers provided with a list of applicable individuals defined for the purposes of conducting publicly funded research). As more data assets become available to researchers, requests continue to increase in volume and complexity, particularly of projects seeking to import external data for linkage to ICES data. A second high performance computing virtual environment onboarded researchers September 2021 while the original analytic environment has undergone multiple upgrades, and will soon be fully refreshed. Regular solicitation of feedback has enabled DAS to increase staffing and diversify resources available which improves the client experience at all stages. ConclusionsSince its inception, DAS has expanded from five to thirty personnel, grown and diversified its new and returning client base and has responded to demand for new services. DAS continues to provide high quality services which enable impactful research and is responsive to new opportunities for collaboration and service provision.
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