Educate the General Population on Data Privacy and Data Sharing
Project Scope |
To create engaging content on data privacy and data sharing that can be understood and used by the general population (any member of the public regardless of their sector or profession) covering topics such as what is being done to share clinical trial data and information, where data goes and how it is used, what data privacy is, why it is needed, why it is important and the differences between mandatory vs. voluntary data sharing. The project is to follow a similar approach to the Data Transparency (DT) Terminology Harmonisation project, this time aiming towards a more general audience to address commonly asked questions surrounding data privacy and data sharing. The Terminology Harmonisation project creates an excellent set of deliverables better suited for those who work with data sharing on a more technical level. |
| Problem Statement |
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| There is increasing interest among the general public in data privacy and sharing, and most publicly available information is targeted towards individuals with training/experience/expertise in these areas. |
| Problem Impact |
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| Accessible and understandable content will increase general public knowledge (and accuracy). |
| Project Leads | |
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| Devaki Thavarajah, Independent | |
| Lucy Marks, PHUSE Senior Project Coordinator |
CURRENT STATUS (Updated Quarterly) |
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| Objectives & Deliverables | Timelines |
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| Write a script for 5 or 6 short videos, around 3 minutes each, to cover different aspects of data sharing, incorporating real-life examples (case studies) to help the audience see how it relates to daily situations. Develop infographics and/or narrative, depending on the content, in parallel with the video to provide context. The first video will be an introduction/high-level overview of clinical transparency and include an interactive element whereby the audience are asked to suggest what topics they would like us to address next | Q2 2024 |
| Potentially also create a ‘lay summary’ of some of the PHUSE DT Working Groups deliverables, to educate the general public on what we have done so far. At this current time, the summaries are an optional element of our project and we will see first how the main deliverables are progressing | Q2 2023 |
| Collaborative Educational Resources by PHUSE and the MRCT Center |
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A joint-collaboration between PHUSE and MRCT Center commenced in November 2023 for the creation of additional deliverables in the form of infographics to accompany the PHUSE video series. Collaborative infographics are almost finalised for the following topics: Collaboration infographics with Harvard's MRCT Center English versions
Spanish translations
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