ACOR ATVT Registry contributors may submit a request for access to de-identified ACOR data for the purposes of research or scientific investigation.
A formal application must be submitted to ACOR for review by the ATVT Research & Publications Committee (RPC).
All requests must first be directed to the ACOR Project Officer by emailing info@acor.net.au
Participating ACOR sites can access their own hospital data directly from the ACOR ATVT Database at any time without permission.
Can I access ACOR ATVT Registry Data?
Requests can be made for de-identified data extracts for appropriate research relevant to cardiovascular disease and related clinical outcomes by contributors to the Registry. All data requests are formally reviewed by the ACOR ATVT Research & Publications (RPC) Committee.
Please note that individual hospitals have direct access to their own data at all times and do not need to submit a formal application.
How can I request access to ACOR ATVT Data?
There is a formal review process for all applications and all applications for ACOR data must conform to the conditions set out in the ACOR Data Access Policy.
Click here for the application.
Applications must be sent to info@acor.net.au and are reviewed quarterly.
What is the process to request access to ACOR ATVT data?
1. To begin, please email info@acor.net.au and liaise with the ACOR Project Officer
2. ACOR ATVT RPC committee meets and reviews the application
3. If the project is approved, applicants will be notified and local HREC approval must be obtained
Conditions of access to ACOR data
– Data released will never contain identifying information for hospitals, clinicians or patients.
– All data requests must adhere to the ACOR Data Access Policy, ACOR Publications Policy and ACOR ATVT Data Access and User Agreement
– Additional requests from new researchers to collaborate on previously released ACOR data must be reviewed by the RPC.
– Requestees must contribute to the Registry
– Manuscripts must be reviewed by the Committee before publication