How You Can Use ALLHAT Data
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You may use ALLHAT data to either:
- Propose a new paper topic for publication in a peer-reviewed journal
- Propose a new ALLHAT-related study to an external funding agency
- May involve collecting new information from outside databases (e.g., CMS) or analyzing stored serum or DNA samples
See
How You Can Obtain ALLHAT Data for details on various ways to access ALLHAT data.
STEP 1: Check to see that your topic has not already been addressed. See
Highlights of Research Already Accomplished or in Progress
for information about studies that the ALLHAT Collaborative Research Group has already completed.
STEP 2: Submit a Concept Proposal
to Dr. Ellen Breckenridge
[Ellen.Breckenridge@uth.tmc.edu].
STEP 3: If your concept is approved, a Coordinating Center liaison will be assigned. You will be invited
to provide a more detailed proposal. For proposal templates and sample proposals, see:
If you are a new investigator, you will also need to identify and contact an ALLHAT sponsor.
Upon request, the Coordinating Center can help you find one.
STEP 4: The ALLHAT study leadership will review the detailed proposal. If accepted, a timetable will be developed
and work can proceed.
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