The Power of Data Communities
Lucas McCullum, Miguel Angel Armengol de la Hoz, Catherine Bielick, Daniel K. Ebner, Amelia Fiske, Jack Gallifant, Judy W. Gichoya, Rahul Gorijavolu, Nura Izath, Anna E. Premo, Alice Rangel Teixeira, Christopher M. Sauer, Leo A. Celi

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that accessible data communities like MIMIC can significantly enhance scientific progress and innovation, especially in clinical research, by providing high impact per dollar despite limited funding.
Contribution
It shows that open clinical data communities can outperform traditional funding models in fostering impactful research and promoting inclusivity.
Findings
MIMIC provides higher impact per dollar despite limited funding.
Accessible data communities empower clinical innovation.
Open data promotes inclusivity in research.
Abstract
Datasets together with active scientific communities prepared to leverage them can contribute to scientific progress and facilitate making research more equitable. In this study we found that MIMIC, despite its limited amount of funding, managed to provide higher impact per dollar spent through accessible data communities. These findings support the notion that making clinical data available empowers innovation which directly addresses clinical concerns and can set new standards for inclusivity.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Data Storage Technologies · Data Quality and Management · Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems
