Common Data Elements (CDEs)
Research works better when we speak a common language
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Our Mission:
To use Common Data Elements (CDEs) to harmonize (or merge) language and variables across the preclinical neuroscience landscape.​
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What is a Common Data Element?
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A Common Data Element (CDE) is a logical unit of data on one type of information, with specific and clear descriptors, a variable that is typically collected in a preclinical TBI experiment (e.g., species, sex, age, piston velocity, behavior test outcomes).
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Why use
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Common Data Elements standardize data and enable investigators to systematically collect, analyze, and share data across the research community
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The use of CDEs facilitates research by improving:
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Data collection
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Data analysis
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Data sharing
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Usability in data repositories
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Downloads
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UNDER CONSTRUCTION BELOW
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Examples of mapping study metadata and subject data
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Surveying existing preclinical CDEs available
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