Printables for sharing and using health data inside trusted research environments, the data enclaves behind patient registries and national research programs. For advocacy groups asked to share registry data, researchers entering these environments, and students and instructors learning how this work happens.
Inside the kit: a command crosswalk poster translating Stata, SPSS, and SAS into Python, R, and SQL, for the environments where the web cannot follow you; an egress request log tracking what left, when, who approved it, and where it went; an enclave onboarding checklist running from before access through offboarding; an IRB conversation guide organized on the Five Safes, with space to draft your answers; an output review policy worksheet that builds the policy a data steward needs before the first user logs in; and The Locked Room, a one-page student explainer. Every piece comes in US letter and A4, in one instant download.
Egress rules and small cell thresholds belong to your own data steward and IRB; these printables help you write and follow yours. Free companions, including the full guide and the interactive code translator, live at boycedatascience.com.
Printables for sharing and using health data inside trusted research environments, the data enclaves behind patient registries and national research programs. For advocacy groups asked to share registry data, researchers entering these environments, and students and instructors learning how this work happens.
Inside the kit: a command crosswalk poster translating Stata, SPSS, and SAS into Python, R, and SQL, for the environments where the web cannot follow you; an egress request log tracking what left, when, who approved it, and where it went; an enclave onboarding checklist running from before access through offboarding; an IRB conversation guide organized on the Five Safes, with space to draft your answers; an output review policy worksheet that builds the policy a data steward needs before the first user logs in; and The Locked Room, a one-page student explainer. Every piece comes in US letter and A4, in one instant download.
Egress rules and small cell thresholds belong to your own data steward and IRB; these printables help you write and follow yours. Free companions, including the full guide and the interactive code translator, live at boycedatascience.com.
