TRANSCEND Database Resources
One goal of the Research Design, Compliance and Data Management Core (RDCDC) is to provide access to a variety of databases related to human health.
Rationale
The RDCDC provides information and access to databases that can help researchers develop research projects. Many datasets contain data at the group level, e.g., county or administrative area. Such databases are helpful for hypothesis development and/or generating preliminary data in support of further hypothesis testing. Other databases contain individual-level data that could be suitable for testing specific research hypotheses.
Database Spotlights
- August 2024: Parkinson's Disease Biomarkers Program
- July 2024: Colorectal Cancer Data Dashboard
- June 2024: National Vital Statistics System
- May 2024: The Cancer Imaging Archive
- April 2024: The Cancer Genome Atlas Program
- March 2024: Demographic and Health Surveys
- FebrUary 2024: Framingham Heart Study
- January 2024: National Immunization Surveys
- December 2023: YRBSS
- November 2023: Data Resource Center for Child & Adolescent Health
- OCTOBER 2023: Human Mortality Database
- September 2023: CMS
- August 2023: BRFSS
- July 2023: US Census Bureau
- JUNE 2023: HINTS
- May 2023: NCHS
- April 2023: All of US
- March 2023: HEALTHDATA.gov
- February 2023: SEER
- January 2023: Strong Heart Study
- December 2022: CDC WONDER
Understanding Community Health Centers
UNDERSTANDING COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS (PDF SLIDES)
Public Use Datasets (PUDs)
List of Pubic Use Datasets (PDF)
Great Plains BERD
Excellent resources are available at the Great Plains IDeA-CTR. Resources included tutorials on commonly used publicly accessible population-based data set.
National COVID Cohort Collaborative (N3C)
The N3C Data Enclave is a secure cloud based clinical data and analytics platform for COVID related research, that contains vast amounts of data from a large network of health care organizations to accelerate advances in COVID-19 research and clinical care.
The N3C Data Enclave contains clinical data from the electronic health records of people who were tested for the novel coronavirus or who have had related symptoms. It is the largest limited collection of Electronic Health Records on COVID-19 patients in the world, containing billions of rows of data and millions of patient records.
Benefits of the N3C:
- Access to large scale COVID-19 data from across the nation
- Pilot data for grant proposals
- Team science opportunities for new questions and to test informatics methods
- Access to Domain Teams, statistics, machine learning (ML), informatics expertise
- Training on ML analytics, NLP methods, tools, software, additional datasets
Accessing the N3C:
https://covid.cd2h.org/account-instructions
Please note: TRANSCEND institutions have a Data Use Agreement in place with the N3C
CTR Resources for using the N3C:
https://www.ctrnet.org/n3c-data-enclave/#n3c
Latest information on the N3C:
https://covid.cd2h.org/dashboard/
This COVID 19 Research Resource is available to Investigators – Email kent.p.ripplinger.2@und.edu for more information.