Research results are often confusing, unclear, imprecise, misinterpreted and misapplied.
We invite you to join an open effort to define terms for the expression of study design, statistics, and risk of bias used across the communication of science.
The terminology we are creating (Scientific Evidence Code System) can be used to make primary research and systematic reviews faster to develop, share, understand, implement, and re-use. You can read more about the project at https://gps.health/scientific-evidence-code-system/
Your involvement can be as simple as viewing proposed definitions and voting to agree or disagree. You can join the voting group at https://fevir.net/resources/Project/27845, view any of the terms at https://fevir.net/resources/CodeSystem/27270#TOP, and view any terms open for vote at https://fevir.net/myballot
You are also welcome to join any of 4 meetings per week as working groups adjust the definitions.
Brian S. Alper, MD, MSPH, FAAFP, FAMIA
CEO, Computable Publishing LLC
Making Science Machine-Interpretable
http://computablepublishing.com<http://computablepublishing.com/>
Lead, COVID-19 KNOWLEDGE ACCELERATOR<https://confluence.hl7.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=97468919>
President, Scientific Knowledge Accelerator Foundation
Read about The Mission Change of a Lifetime<http://computablepublishing.com/blog/>
"It only takes a pebble to start an avalanche."
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HIFA profile: Brian S. Alper is President of the Scientific Knowledge Accelerator Foundation, United States. Professional interests: All about making science computable: CEO of Computable Publishing LLC, President of Scientific Knowledge Accelerator Foundation, Project Lead of COVID-19 Knowledge Accelerator, Project Lead of
EBMonFHIR, Founder of fevir.net
Email address: balper AT computablepublishing.com
