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SUMMARY:Maximizing Study Impact: Recruit and Engage Participants Across BC
DESCRIPTION:This presentation will introduce REACH BC\, an initiative of Clinical Trials British Columbia\, part of Health Research BC. REACH BC is a provincial platform that connects British Columbians with opportunities to participate in clinical trials and health research. The team will share how the platform works\, the types of studies researchers can recruit for\, how REACH BC broadens and diversifies study recruitment\, and how the platform reaches those in rural communities. The session will also highlight how REACH BC enables researchers to share their study results\, empowers the public to navigate research information\, understand data use in studies\, and contribute meaningfully to BC’s research ecosystem. \nAs part of this session\, we will also highlight our collaboration with Genome BC’s Health Metadata Commons (HMC). Through this partnership\, both organizations are exploring ways to improve researcher access and streamline navigation between platforms\, supporting a more connected and efficient research environment in British Columbia. \nWhat you’ll learn in this session: \n\nUnderstand how REACH BC functions as a recruitment and engagement platform for clinical trials and health research.\nLearn about REACH BC’s approach to privacy\, data governance\, and security for both volunteers and researchers and how that ties into our collaboration with Health Metadata Commons.\nLearn about considerations and approaches for supporting volunteers and diverse communities within provincial recruitment efforts.\nRecognize how REACH BC supports researchers in finding participants and how volunteers engage with study information\, patient partner opportunities and results.
URL:https://www.genomebc.ca/events/maximizing-study-impact-recruit-and-engage-participants-across-bc/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Data Literacy Series
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SUMMARY:Build a robust data ecosystem for One Health infectious disease research
DESCRIPTION:Tracking infectious diseases across humans\, animals\, and the environment—and understanding how they evolve—requires strong epidemiological intelligence (epi-intel). Integrating pathogen genomic data with high-quality contextual information provides high-resolution epi-intel and accelerates research. This approach was used widely during the COVID-19 pandemic\, yielding an unprecedented volume of data and a rapid expansion of knowledge. In this talk\, I’ll describe our methods for data harmonization and integration\, as well as the analytics and visualization tools we built. Through real-world case studies\, I’ll show how collaboration can create a more integrated\, effective data ecosystem for infectious-disease research. \nWhat you’ll learn in this session:  \n\nUnderstand what makes genomic epidemiology a powerful way to study infectious diseases\nAppreciate why sharing of infectious disease epidemiological data is challenging\nAppreciate how de-centralized but interoperable data ecosystem can address both FAIR and CARE Principles
URL:https://www.genomebc.ca/events/build-a-robust-data-ecosystem-for-one-health-infectious-disease-research/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Data Literacy Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="Genome British Columbia":MAILTO:events@genomebc.ca
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SUMMARY:Genome BC's Data Literacy Series - Transforming Health Data Access for Better Outcomes: Health Data Platform BC and PANDA
DESCRIPTION:Dive into the world of health data access with our webinar\, showcasing two programs that provide streamlined solutions for analysts and researchers. Understand how the Health Data Platform BC (HDPBC) and PHSA’s PANDA provide secure\, privacy-protected access to integrated\, longitudinal health data.  Together\, these platforms enable cutting-edge research\, foster collaboration\, and drive improvements in health outcomes across BC.
URL:https://www.genomebc.ca/events/genome-bcs-data-literacy-series-transforming-health-data-access-for-better-outcomes-health-data-platform-bc-and-panda/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Data Literacy Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="Genome British Columbia":MAILTO:events@genomebc.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20250508T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20250508T103000
DTSTAMP:20260416T070023
CREATED:20250430T052015Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250430T052131Z
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SUMMARY:Genome BC's Data Literacy Series - Unlocking Data: Advancing Data Access\, Security and Innovation For Research and Industry
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the next session in Genome BC’s Data Literacy series\, where the PHC Ventures team will introduce the Integrated Health Informatics Data (IHID) platform\, highlighting its role in securely connecting researchers and industry with valuable health datasets. We’ll demonstrate the platform’s technical capabilities\, data access protocols\, and privacy safeguards that enable compliant utilization of health information. Through a real-world case study\, we’ll illustrate how IHID is accelerating innovation and creating new opportunities for meaningful research and applications in healthcare.
URL:https://www.genomebc.ca/events/genome-bcs-data-literacy-series-unlocking-data-advancing-data-access-security-and-innovation-for-research-and-industry/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Data Literacy Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="Genome British Columbia":MAILTO:events@genomebc.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20240923T093000
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SUMMARY:Genome BC's Data Literacy Series - Unlocking Bioinformatics - ELIXIR - A European Life Sciences Infrastructure
DESCRIPTION:This session\, in Genome BC’s Data Literacy series\, explores ELIXIR\, Europe’s premier intergovernmental organization dedicated to advancing life sciences through bioinformatics infrastructure. Tim Hubbard\, the director of ELIXIR and a renowned expert in bioinformatics\, presents how ELIXIR’s innovative initiatives foster collaboration and drive scientific breakthroughs. \nDiscover how ELIXIR integrates and sustains bioinformatics resources across Europe to support cutting edge research in healthcare\, agriculture and environmental science. Learn about their network of nodes and hubs\, world-class data management and training programs that equip researchers with essential tools and skills. \nWhat you’ll learn in this session: \n\nWhat ELIXIR is and why it exists\nExamples of impact that could not have happened without ELIXIR\nTransferable learnings from the establishment of ELIXIR that could be implemented in Canada
URL:https://www.genomebc.ca/events/genome-bcs-data-literacy-series-unlocking-bioinformatics-elixir-a-european-life-sciences-infrastructure/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Data Literacy Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="Genome British Columbia":MAILTO:events@genomebc.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20240610T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20240610T103000
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CREATED:20240516T142851Z
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UID:22801-1718011800-1718015400@www.genomebc.ca
SUMMARY:Genome BC's Data Literacy Series - The Power of Metadata: Maximizing Research Impact with protocols.io and Metadata Commons
DESCRIPTION:The next webinar in our Data Literacy Series will explore two innovative platforms reshaping health research. Genome BC’s Health Metadata Commons serves as a central hub for storing and sharing metadata related to human biological samples and omics research data. This facilitates data reuse\, accelerates scientific breakthroughs and advances personalized medicine. Meanwhile\, protocols.io provides a secure space for developing and disseminating reproducible research methods\, addressing the lack of detailed instructions in research papers. The platform enhances reproducibility and gives credit to method developers. \nWhat you’ll learn in this session: \n\nWhat is metadata\nBenefits of Genome BC’s Metadata Commons\nUnderstand the importance of detailed methods for reproducibility.\nGain familiarity with the protocols.io platform.
URL:https://www.genomebc.ca/events/genome-bcs-data-literacy-series-the-power-of-metadata-maximizing-research-impact-with-protocols-io-and-metadata-commons/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Data Literacy Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="Genome British Columbia":MAILTO:events@genomebc.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20240422T093000
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SUMMARY:Genome BC's Data Literacy Series - Accelerating Europe's Response to Biodiversity Threats: The European Reference Genome Atlas
DESCRIPTION:Some scientists consider the biodiversity crisis to be a greater threat than climate change. Over 37\,000 species worldwide (28% of all species) are at risk of extinction. \nA reference genome is a digital nucleic acid sequence database assembled by scientists as a representative example of the set of genes in one idealized individual organism of a species. Reference genomes provide the most complete insight into the genetic basis that forms each species and represent a powerful resource in understanding how biodiversity functions. With approximately one-fifth of the ~200\,000 European species at risk of extinction\, European scientists decided to act fast and together to generate high-quality complete genome resources on a large scale. \nWhat you’ll learn in this session: \n\nWhat the European Reference Genome Atlas (ERGA) is\nERGA’s impact on the scientific community and beyond\nExamples of recent genomes completed and how they will improve knowledge and applications\nFuture plans: scaling up genome production for the European biodiversity
URL:https://www.genomebc.ca/events/genome-bcs-data-literacy-series-accelerating-europes-response-to-biodiversity-threats-the-european-reference-genome-atlas/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Data Literacy Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="Genome British Columbia":MAILTO:events@genomebc.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20240226T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20240226T103000
DTSTAMP:20260416T070023
CREATED:20240619T163503Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240619T163503Z
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SUMMARY:Genome BC's Data Literacy Series - Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Research
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT GENOME BC’S DATA LITERACY SERIES \nGenome BC is thrilled to present our ongoing series on Data Literacy. This series aims to bring national and international experts together to help deepen our understanding of different data related initiatives\, standards and resources. \nDeveloping a better shared understanding of benefits and risks related to data will help advance data collection\, sharing and use in sectors such as health\, agrifood and natural resources. For example\, much of the datasets resulting from Genome BC funded projects have value and utility beyond the purpose for which they are originally generated. Unlocking their potential is an interdisciplinary and translational challenge which requires the engagement of multiple stakeholders including funders\, data providers\, innovators\, researchers and end users.
URL:https://www.genomebc.ca/events/genome-bcs-data-literacy-series-artificial-intelligence-in-healthcare-and-research/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Data Literacy Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="Genome British Columbia":MAILTO:events@genomebc.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20231120T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20231120T103000
DTSTAMP:20260416T070023
CREATED:20240619T163117Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240619T163117Z
UID:22893-1700472600-1700476200@www.genomebc.ca
SUMMARY:Genome BC's Data Literacy Series - From Beats to Bytes
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THIS SERIES \nGenome BC is thrilled to present our ongoing series on Data Literacy. This series aims to bring national and international experts together to help deepen our understanding of different data related initiatives\, standards and resources. \nDeveloping a better shared understanding of benefits and risks related to data will help advance data collection\, sharing and use in sectors such as health\, agrifood and natural resources. For example\, much of the datasets resulting from Genome BC funded projects have value and utility beyond the purpose for which they are originally generated. Unlocking their potential is an interdisciplinary and translational challenge which requires the engagement of multiple stakeholders including funders\, data providers\, innovators\, researchers and end users.
URL:https://www.genomebc.ca/events/genome-bcs-data-literacy-series-from-beats-to-bytes/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Data Literacy Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="Genome British Columbia":MAILTO:events@genomebc.ca
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230921T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230921T103000
DTSTAMP:20260416T070023
CREATED:20240619T162654Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240619T162654Z
UID:22890-1695288600-1695292200@www.genomebc.ca
SUMMARY:Genome BC's Data Literacy Series - Pan Canadian Artificial Intelligence Strategy
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THIS SERIES \nGenome BC is thrilled to present our ongoing series on Data Literacy. This series aims to bring national and international experts together to help deepen our understanding of different data related initiatives\, standards and resources. \nDeveloping a better shared understanding of benefits and risks related to data will help advance data collection\, sharing and use in sectors such as health\, agrifood and natural resources. For example\, much of the datasets resulting from Genome BC funded projects have value and utility beyond the purpose for which they are originally generated. Unlocking their potential is an interdisciplinary and translational challenge which requires the engagement of multiple stakeholders including funders\, data providers\, innovators\, researchers and end users.
URL:https://www.genomebc.ca/events/genome-bcs-data-literacy-series-pan-canadian-artificial-intelligence-strategy/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Data Literacy Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="Genome British Columbia":MAILTO:events@genomebc.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230629T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230629T103000
DTSTAMP:20260416T070023
CREATED:20240619T162205Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240619T162205Z
UID:22887-1688031000-1688034600@www.genomebc.ca
SUMMARY:Genome BC's Data Literacy Series - Pan Canadian Health Data Strategy
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THIS SERIES \nGenome BC is thrilled to present our ongoing series on Data Literacy. This series aims to bring national and international experts together to help deepen our understanding of different data related initiatives\, standards and resources. \nDeveloping a better shared understanding of benefits and risks related to data will help advance data collection\, sharing and use in sectors such as health\, agrifood and natural resources. For example\, much of the datasets resulting from Genome BC funded projects have value and utility beyond the purpose for which they are originally generated. Unlocking their potential is an interdisciplinary and translational challenge which requires the engagement of multiple stakeholders including funders\, data providers\, innovators\, researchers and end users.
URL:https://www.genomebc.ca/events/genome-bcs-data-literacy-series-pan-canadian-health-data-strategy/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Data Literacy Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="Genome British Columbia":MAILTO:events@genomebc.ca
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230529T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230529T103000
DTSTAMP:20260416T070023
CREATED:20240619T161724Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240619T161724Z
UID:22883-1685352600-1685356200@www.genomebc.ca
SUMMARY:Genome BC's Data Literacy Series - A Strong Genomics Future for Canada: A Conversation with Genome Canada on the Key Takeaways from the Federal Government's Pan Canadian Genomics Strategy
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THIS SERIES \nGenome BC is thrilled to present our ongoing series on Data Literacy. This series aims to bring national and international experts together to help deepen our understanding of different data related initiatives\, standards and resources. \nDeveloping a better shared understanding of benefits and risks related to data will help advance data collection\, sharing and use in sectors such as health\, agrifood and natural resources. For example\, much of the datasets resulting from Genome BC funded projects have value and utility beyond the purpose for which they are originally generated. Unlocking their potential is an interdisciplinary and translational challenge which requires the engagement of multiple stakeholders including funders\, data providers\, innovators\, researchers and end users.
URL:https://www.genomebc.ca/events/genome-bcs-data-literacy-series-a-strong-genomics-future-for-canada-a-conversation-with-genome-canada-on-the-key-takeaways-from-the-federal-governments-pan-canadian-genomics-strategy/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Data Literacy Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="Genome British Columbia":MAILTO:events@genomebc.ca
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230306T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230306T103000
DTSTAMP:20260416T070023
CREATED:20240619T161034Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240619T161034Z
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SUMMARY:Genome BC's Data Literacy Series - WHO Guiding Principles for Pathogen Genome Data Sharing
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THIS EVENT\nAccording to the World Health Organization (WHO)\, the capacity for pathogen genomics around the world is advancing rapidly. And while advances are welcome\, there are inequities in access to new technologies in global surveillance that put us all at risk. \nJoin us for the next session in our ongoing Data Literacy Series as Dr. Vasee Moorthy presents the WHO Guiding Principles for Pathogen Genome Data Sharing. These principles chart a path for timely sharing of pathogen genome data\, while acknowledging the legitimate concerns and needs of scientists around the world that are the originators of this data. \nAs the world recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic and begins to build a stronger global architecture for health emergency preparedness and response\, these guiding principles are a much-needed tool for constructing a more equitable and transparent global system that keeps us all safer. \nWhat you’ll learn in this session: \n\nWhat the WHO Guiding principles for pathogen genome data sharing are\nWhy real-time pathogen data sharing is crucial and what was learned in the COVID-19 pandemic\nHow inequities in access to new technologies for pathogen genomics can lead to blind spots in global surveillance that put us all at risk\nWhy global standards for sharing pathogen genomic data are necessary\n\nABOUT THIS SERIES \nGenome BC is thrilled to present our ongoing series on Data Literacy. This series aims to bring national and international experts together to help deepen our understanding of different data related initiatives\, standards and resources. \nDeveloping a better shared understanding of benefits and risks related to data will help advance data collection\, sharing and use in sectors such as health\, agrifood and natural resources. For example\, much of the datasets resulting from Genome BC funded projects have value and utility beyond the purpose for which they are originally generated. Unlocking their potential is an interdisciplinary and translational challenge which requires the engagement of multiple stakeholders including funders\, data providers\, innovators\, researchers and end users.
URL:https://www.genomebc.ca/events/genome-bcs-data-literacy-series-who-guiding-principles-for-pathogen-genome-data-sharing/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Data Literacy Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="Genome British Columbia":MAILTO:events@genomebc.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230112T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230112T103000
DTSTAMP:20260416T070023
CREATED:20240619T155426Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240619T155426Z
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SUMMARY:Genome BC's Data Literacy Series - Indigenous Data Governance
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THIS EVENT \nGenome BC is thrilled to present our ongoing series on Data Literacy. This series aims to bring national and international experts together to help deepen our understanding of different data related initiatives\, standards and resources. \nDeveloping a better shared understanding of benefits and risks related to data will help advance data collection\, sharing and use in sectors such as health\, agrifood and natural resources. For example\, much of the datasets resulting from Genome BC funded projects have value and utility beyond the purpose for which they are originally generated. Unlocking their potential is an interdisciplinary and translational challenge which requires the engagement of multiple stakeholders including funders\, data providers\, innovators\, researchers and end users. \nWhat you’ll learn in this session: \n\nWhat the First Nations Principles of ownership\, control\, access\, and possession (OCAP®) are\nKey concepts of Indigenous data sovereignty\, data governance and data management\nHow OCAP supports strong information governance on the path to First Nations data sovereignty\nHow to think about personal rights vs. collective rights when considering Indigenous Peoples and population data\nWhat the term “distinctions-based relationships” means in a research environment
URL:https://www.genomebc.ca/events/genome-bcs-data-literacy-series-indigenous-data-governance/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Data Literacy Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="Genome British Columbia":MAILTO:events@genomebc.ca
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221124T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221124T100000
DTSTAMP:20260416T070023
CREATED:20240619T154534Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240619T154619Z
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SUMMARY:Genome BC's Data Literacy Series - FAIR Guiding Principles
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THIS EVENT \nGenome BC is thrilled to present our ongoing series on Data Literacy. This series aims to bring national and international experts together to help deepen our understanding of different data related initiatives\, standards and resources. \nDeveloping a better shared understanding of benefits and risks related to data will help advance data collection\, sharing\, and use in sectors such as health\, agrifood\, and natural resources. For example\, much of the datasets resulting from Genome BC funded projects have value and utility beyond the purpose for which they are originally generated. Unlocking their potential is an interdisciplinary and translational challenge which requires the engagement of multiple stakeholders including funders\, data providers\, innovators\, researchers and end users. \nWhat you’ll learn in this session: \n\nWhat the FAIR guiding principles are\nHow the introduction of the FAIR guiding principles changed the research landscape\nWhat tools are available for assessing FAIRness\nWhat our role is in making sure our research data is FAIR
URL:https://www.genomebc.ca/events/genome-bcs-data-literacy-series-fair-guiding-principles/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Data Literacy Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="Genome British Columbia":MAILTO:events@genomebc.ca
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