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Propose a Registry Data Project

Researchers are invited to submit proposals to undertake research projects that utilise PURPLE Registry data.

PURPLE Registry data access is a two-step process.

All study proposals are reviewed by the PURPLE Steering Committee to assess scientific merit, feasibility and ensure the proposal is aligned with the study objectives. 

Once Steering Committee approval has been granted, the PURPLE Project team will submit successful requests through the BioGrid Australia Data Access Request System to access the specified data.

Part 1: Seek PURPLE Steering Committee Approval
Complete a PURPLE  Project Proposal and Data Access Request Form:

1. Project details

Project personnel, institution, & funding source

2. Scientific Merit

Rationale and objectives of the project

3. Ethics approval

Ensure project satisfies research ethics committee requirements

4. Data Specifications

List participating sites & data points required

5. Data security

Detail security & archiving arrangements for the data

Submit proposal and if approved by Steering Committee — 
Part 2: Data custodians, review and data access 

6. Request sent to participating site data custodians

PURPLE Project Team request data access approval from participating site data custodians

7. Final project review

BioGrid confirms ethics and site custodian(s) approval are in place

8. Data access granted

Data extraction, analyses and report provided to researcher


To request data access:

Please fill out the form below and email to purplepancreas@wehi.edu.au

PURPLE project Proposal & Data Access request form 

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