Overview
Objectives
- Identify sources of Electronic Health Record data
- Complete training on maintaining privacy in Electronic Health Records
- Gain access to Electronic Health Record data needed for your project
Assigned Reading
The following resources may be of help:
- Brief introduction to registration
Slides►
YouTube►
- Guide to registration in Login.gov
PDF►
- Guide to registration in ID.me
PDF►
Assigned Reading
These are some of the projects in this course, one will be
assigned to you:
- Effectiveness of antidepressants PubMed►
Surrogate Measure►
AI system►
- Screening for cancers using data science
Read►
- Sentiment analysis of physician reviews
Data►
Assignment
(A) Register for All of US. This step was assigned prior to start of the course.
If you have not done all registration steps, including training, then you will need to solve this problem quickly. This registration may take
several weeks for students who do not have a State ID. Otherwise, it should take about 90 minutes. Also make sure that you remember your
password as there are multiple accounts set up in this process. You need to write down the password for each sign in separately on a piece of
paper as you may confuse which password is needed when.
- Register for an account at
https://www.researchallofus.org/register/
- Change from temporary password to a new password and record your password on paper somewhere.
- Turn on Google 2-Step Verification
- Verify your identity with Login.gov. This step requires a state ID or Drivers License, and text phone.
- There are multiple passwords that you should keep in mind. There is your GMU password, your research workbench password on All of
Us and your computer password, and your Google password. Please make sure that you keep these accounts separate and read the messages
carefully to see which password is needed.
- Complete All of Us Registered Tier Training
- You do not need to get additional data access beyond registered-level data. George Mason University does not allow access to Controlled Tier.
- Sign the Code of Conduct form
When you have registered completely, you should submit this image:
This page is part of the HAP 786 course organized by Farrokh Alemi, Ph.D.
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