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Are you working in the Data Portal? Have you made an application for DPUK cohort data? We want to hear about your experiences so we can best focus our Data Portal development work. If you have particular requirements or needs for your research, we want to hear about them, so please get in touch.

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Already over 20 researchers' data access requests have been approved for studies in the Data Portal. However, while some studies are well under way, we know that others have found opportunities for improvement in user experience. The Data Portal development team is working closely with researchers to overcome these. Areas of particular focus are: enhancing the data discovery tools; a revised application form to reflect the upgraded ontology; and how-to video guides on using the Data Portal. We continue to welcome feedback from those using the Data Portal. Opportunities to share your feedback exist here.

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