Resources and Impact
Working in partnership, we enable researchers in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) to use data science approaches to accelerate health insights, through locally-led research that addresses global health challenges, improves community health outcomes and creates valuable resources.
Explore a wealth of valuable resources from HDR Global, our global partners and external sources, including access to the latest toolkits, guides, reports, publications, and additional insights that advance global health data science and its impact.
Health Data Research Lifecycle
The HDR Global programme is dedicated to establishing equitable partnerships and enabling exemplar studies to accelerate scientific discovery through improved and sustainable data infrastructure and governance while building capabilities and promoting community and policy engagement throughout the entire health data re-use project lifecycle, including:
- Research Planning
- Data Capture and Storage
- Trustworthy Data Sharing
- Data Analysis
- Communication of Outputs and Impact
- Stakeholder Engagement
Data Infrastructure and Governance
Working with our partners, we aim to develop equitable and trustworthy approaches to accelerate data access, reuse and analysis, focused on data infrastructure, technology governance, standards and policies that are appropriate for specific contexts.
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Template Data Sharing Agreement
This template data sharing agreement aims to enable data sharing between partner organisations seeking to collaborate on global health research studies.
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Generic governance processes for re-use
These process documents were created as part of the ICODA programme. They are open, free to use and amend as needed by your organisation.
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Workshop report on key outputs from health data research projects
Workshop report identifying key outputs and stakeholders to accelerate insights into the health data research projects through using the pathfinder or exemplar study approach.
Capacity Development and Training
At HDR Global, we work in partnership to build capabilities in health data infrastructure and information governance for researchers and health practitioners in LMICs, through landscaping, identifying skills gaps and enabling uptake and use of resources and training.
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Spotlight on R
The Spotlight on R resource covers fundamental R concepts, data manipulation, analysis techniques and data visualisation, along with specialised packages and techniques employed in health research.
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Global Health Data Science hub
This is a free, open access knowledge exchange hub for anyone working in data science, data management, data sharing, and data access within health research.
Community and Wider Stakeholder Engagement
At HDR Global, we work in partnership to empower researchers to engage and involve communities and policy makers in their research. Our goal is to ensure that research insights from data science approaches address community needs and inform policy and practice, ultimately improving health outcomes.
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NIHR Community engagement and involvement
An Introduction and Practical Guide to Community Engagement and Involvement in Global Health Research – online course
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Community engagement toolkit
The aim of this material is to share tools, insights, and practical tips about the experience of implementing Vacina Maré Research in the 16 favelas constituting the territory of Maré, Brazil.
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Mesh hub: Community engagement network
Mesh is an online network for people working in community engagement with global health research
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ARCH Hub: Applying Research to Policy and Practice for Health
The ARCH Hub aims to bring together researchers, implementors and policymakers to facilitate knowledge exchange, coordination and collaboration for the uptake and application of research findings into policy and practice.