Using existing data for a better future
Opportunities and challenges of harmonising activity data

Trinity Hall, Cambridge, Thursday 18 October 2018

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Following the main 2018 ISPAH Conference in London 15-17 October, this one day meeting in Cambridge will create a platform for discussions about retrospective harmonisation of physical activity and sedentary behaviour data globally.

Retrospective harmonisation enables researchers to bring together activity data acquired using diverse methods, settings or populations for co-analysis. Combining data in this way can provide greater heterogeneity, increased statistical power to investigate weak or complex associations, and extended scientific impact relative to individual study analyses.

Visit the main conference web-page: www.mrc-epid.cam.ac.uk/ispahdata18/