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Experiences with open and reproducible epidemiology using sensitive data

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  • Kaitlyn Tsuruda

    (Cancer Registry of Norway, Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Oslo, Norway)

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This presentation will provide insights and inspiration for researchers and research support staff interested in adopting open and reproducible research practices. I will share experiences applying these practices to observational epidemiological research involving sensitive data at the Cancer Registry of Norway, NIPH. The focus will be on study registration, open code, and data sharing.

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