Unravelling data for rapid evidence-based response to COVID-19: a summary of the unCoVer protocol

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Autor(a) principal: Peñalvo, José L.
Data de Publicação: 2021
Outros Autores: Mertens, Elly, Ademović, Enisa, Akgun, Seval, Baltazar, Ana Lúcia, Buonfrate, Dora, Čoklo, Miran, Devleesschauwer, Brecht, Valencia, Paula Andrea Diaz, Fernandes, João C., Gómez, Enrique Javier, Hynds, Paul, Kabir, Zubair, Klein, Jörn, Kostoulas, Polychronis, Jiménez, Lucía Llanos, Lotrean, Lucia Maria, Majdan, Marek, Menasalvas, Ernestina, Nguewa, Paul, Oh, In-Hwan, O'Sullivan, Georgie, Pereira, David M., Ortiz, Miguel Reina, Riva, Silvia, Soriano, Gloria, Soriano, Joan B., Spilki, Fernando, Tamang, Mary Elizabeth, Trofor, Antigona Carmen, Vaillant, Michel, Ierssel, Sabrina Van, Vuković, Jakov, Castellano, José M.
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Repositórios Científicos de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (RCAAP)
Texto Completo: http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/36141
Resumo: Introduction unCoVer - Unravelling data for rapid evidence-based response to COVID-19 - is a Horizon 2020-funded network of 29 partners from 18 countries capable of collecting and using real-world data (RWD) derived from the response and provision of care to patients with COVID-19 by health systems across Europe and elsewhere. unCoVer aims to exploit the full potential of this information to rapidly address clinical and epidemiological research questions arising from the evolving pandemic. Methods and analysis From the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, partners are gathering RWD from electronic health records currently including information from over 22 000 hospitalised patients with COVID-19, and national surveillance and screening data, and registries with over 1 900 000 COVID-19 cases across Europe, with continuous updates. These heterogeneous datasets will be described, harmonised and integrated into a multi-user data repository operated through Opal-DataSHIELD, an interoperable open-source server application. Federated data analyses, without sharing or disclosing any individual-level data, will be performed with the objective to reveal patients' baseline characteristics, biomarkers, determinants of COVID-19 prognosis, safety and effectiveness of treatments, and potential strategies against COVID-19, as well as epidemiological patterns. These analyses will complement evidence from efficacy/safety clinical trials, where vulnerable, more complex/heterogeneous populations and those most at risk of severe COVID-19 are often excluded. Ethics and dissemination After strict ethical considerations, databases will be available through a federated data analysis platform that allows processing of available COVID-19 RWD without disclosing identification information to analysts and limiting output to data aggregates. Dissemination of unCoVer's activities will be related to the access and use of dissimilar RWD, as well as the results generated by the pooled analyses. Dissemination will include training and educational activities, scientific publications and conference communications.
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title Unravelling data for rapid evidence-based response to COVID-19: a summary of the unCoVer protocol
spellingShingle Unravelling data for rapid evidence-based response to COVID-19: a summary of the unCoVer protocol
Peñalvo, José L.
COVID-19
Statistics & research methods
Public health
title_short Unravelling data for rapid evidence-based response to COVID-19: a summary of the unCoVer protocol
title_full Unravelling data for rapid evidence-based response to COVID-19: a summary of the unCoVer protocol
title_fullStr Unravelling data for rapid evidence-based response to COVID-19: a summary of the unCoVer protocol
title_full_unstemmed Unravelling data for rapid evidence-based response to COVID-19: a summary of the unCoVer protocol
title_sort Unravelling data for rapid evidence-based response to COVID-19: a summary of the unCoVer protocol
author Peñalvo, José L.
author_facet Peñalvo, José L.
Mertens, Elly
Ademović, Enisa
Akgun, Seval
Baltazar, Ana Lúcia
Buonfrate, Dora
Čoklo, Miran
Devleesschauwer, Brecht
Valencia, Paula Andrea Diaz
Fernandes, João C.
Gómez, Enrique Javier
Hynds, Paul
Kabir, Zubair
Klein, Jörn
Kostoulas, Polychronis
Jiménez, Lucía Llanos
Lotrean, Lucia Maria
Majdan, Marek
Menasalvas, Ernestina
Nguewa, Paul
Oh, In-Hwan
O'Sullivan, Georgie
Pereira, David M.
Ortiz, Miguel Reina
Riva, Silvia
Soriano, Gloria
Soriano, Joan B.
Spilki, Fernando
Tamang, Mary Elizabeth
Trofor, Antigona Carmen
Vaillant, Michel
Ierssel, Sabrina Van
Vuković, Jakov
Castellano, José M.
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Ademović, Enisa
Akgun, Seval
Baltazar, Ana Lúcia
Buonfrate, Dora
Čoklo, Miran
Devleesschauwer, Brecht
Valencia, Paula Andrea Diaz
Fernandes, João C.
Gómez, Enrique Javier
Hynds, Paul
Kabir, Zubair
Klein, Jörn
Kostoulas, Polychronis
Jiménez, Lucía Llanos
Lotrean, Lucia Maria
Majdan, Marek
Menasalvas, Ernestina
Nguewa, Paul
Oh, In-Hwan
O'Sullivan, Georgie
Pereira, David M.
Ortiz, Miguel Reina
Riva, Silvia
Soriano, Gloria
Soriano, Joan B.
Spilki, Fernando
Tamang, Mary Elizabeth
Trofor, Antigona Carmen
Vaillant, Michel
Ierssel, Sabrina Van
Vuković, Jakov
Castellano, José M.
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dc.contributor.none.fl_str_mv Veritati
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Peñalvo, José L.
Mertens, Elly
Ademović, Enisa
Akgun, Seval
Baltazar, Ana Lúcia
Buonfrate, Dora
Čoklo, Miran
Devleesschauwer, Brecht
Valencia, Paula Andrea Diaz
Fernandes, João C.
Gómez, Enrique Javier
Hynds, Paul
Kabir, Zubair
Klein, Jörn
Kostoulas, Polychronis
Jiménez, Lucía Llanos
Lotrean, Lucia Maria
Majdan, Marek
Menasalvas, Ernestina
Nguewa, Paul
Oh, In-Hwan
O'Sullivan, Georgie
Pereira, David M.
Ortiz, Miguel Reina
Riva, Silvia
Soriano, Gloria
Soriano, Joan B.
Spilki, Fernando
Tamang, Mary Elizabeth
Trofor, Antigona Carmen
Vaillant, Michel
Ierssel, Sabrina Van
Vuković, Jakov
Castellano, José M.
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv COVID-19
Statistics & research methods
Public health
topic COVID-19
Statistics & research methods
Public health
description Introduction unCoVer - Unravelling data for rapid evidence-based response to COVID-19 - is a Horizon 2020-funded network of 29 partners from 18 countries capable of collecting and using real-world data (RWD) derived from the response and provision of care to patients with COVID-19 by health systems across Europe and elsewhere. unCoVer aims to exploit the full potential of this information to rapidly address clinical and epidemiological research questions arising from the evolving pandemic. Methods and analysis From the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, partners are gathering RWD from electronic health records currently including information from over 22 000 hospitalised patients with COVID-19, and national surveillance and screening data, and registries with over 1 900 000 COVID-19 cases across Europe, with continuous updates. These heterogeneous datasets will be described, harmonised and integrated into a multi-user data repository operated through Opal-DataSHIELD, an interoperable open-source server application. Federated data analyses, without sharing or disclosing any individual-level data, will be performed with the objective to reveal patients' baseline characteristics, biomarkers, determinants of COVID-19 prognosis, safety and effectiveness of treatments, and potential strategies against COVID-19, as well as epidemiological patterns. These analyses will complement evidence from efficacy/safety clinical trials, where vulnerable, more complex/heterogeneous populations and those most at risk of severe COVID-19 are often excluded. Ethics and dissemination After strict ethical considerations, databases will be available through a federated data analysis platform that allows processing of available COVID-19 RWD without disclosing identification information to analysts and limiting output to data aggregates. Dissemination of unCoVer's activities will be related to the access and use of dissimilar RWD, as well as the results generated by the pooled analyses. Dissemination will include training and educational activities, scientific publications and conference communications.
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