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- If you would like to join another domain or subdomain please contact the domain(s) or subdomain(s) lead(s) listed on our Key Contacts page to discuss your interest and how you may effectively contribute to the domain. Note that membership of domains does not govern members’ access to data – all GeCIP members can see all deidentified 100,000 Genomes Project data within the research environment. GeCIP members should only consider joining a new domain(s) if their intended research activities fit into.
- If you would like to join another domain or subdomain please contact the domain(s) or subdomain(s) lead(s) listed on our Key Contacts page to discuss your interest and how you may effectively contribute to the domain. Note that membership of domains does not govern members’ access to data – all GeCIP members can see all deidentified 100,000 Genomes Project data within the research environment. GeCIP members should only consider joining a new domain(s) if their intended research activities fit into.
Access Review Committee
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approval
- The Access Review Committee (ARC) provides an independent examination of requests for data access, with regards to the acceptable uses of the Genomics England dataset. The acceptable uses are outlined in Research Ethics Committee (REC) approved 100,000 Genomes Project Protocol and the Data Access and Acceptable Uses Policy. The ARC will decide to approve, decline, or amend requests for access to data. External expertise may be called upon to assist the decision-making process, where appropriate.
- The Access Review Committee (ARC) provides an independent examination of requests for data access, with regards to the acceptable uses of the Genomics England dataset. The acceptable uses are outlined in Research Ethics Committee (REC) approved 100,000 Genomes Project Protocol and the Data Access and Acceptable Uses Policy. The ARC will decide to approve, decline, or amend requests for access to data. External expertise may be called upon to assist the decision-making process, where appropriate.
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Embassy structure and account issues
Information Governance
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training
To protect patient confidentiality, access to the Genomics England Research Environment will be reviewed and granted only for specific, approved purposes in accordance with informed consent and the ethical scope of the Protocol, and any attempted use of the dataset beyond the specified purpose may lead to exclusion. To ensure that all GeCIP members understand the importance of, and can successfully work within, the principals of our IG policies, GeCIP members’ are all required to complete our simple online IG short course before they are given access to the Research Environment.