All of Us Researcher Workbench Access
Access to the Researcher Workbench is available only to registered researchers with an institutional Data Use and Registration Agreement (DURA) in place. You can search or browse the list of registered institutions to confirm if your institution has a DURA in place.
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If your institution does not have a DURA, you may still apply for a Todos Juntos research grant. HARC can provide grant recipients whose institutions do not have a DURA access to the Researcher Workbench through the National Alliance for Hispanic Health.
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Please upload the following documents (In PDF or Word )
Research Plan (500-1000 words)
Please include a project background drawn from a literature review, research question(s) to be studied, a data analysis plan, and the expected contribution to the understanding of Hispanic health. Note: You should clearly indicate how you plan to use the Researcher Workbench. You can consult the All of Us Curated Data Repository (CDR) Data Dictionaries to review the data types available and the Data Browser to explore aggregate-level data counts.
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Team’s Previous Research Experience (500 words)
Please include team members’ research experience and expertise that enables your team to conduct this research project. Researchers must know R, Python, SAS, or SQL to use the Researcher Workbench. Please include team members’ proficiency in the applications and programming languages available on the Researcher Workbench.
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Project Timeline (One page for timeline of up to 6 months)
Please include major milestones for completion of the research project.
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Recommendation Letter (One page)
The letter must be from a mentor who will support the proposed research effort. It should describe your team’s capacity to complete the proposed research project.
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Budget (One page)
Please include at a minimum any data storage and costs for analysis in the Researcher Workbench, the personnel costs for each team member, personnel fringe costs and fringe rate (if any), travel costs (if any), and any other costs. There should be no more than a 20% indirect rate charged (see “Indirect Budget Letter” below). Visit the User Support Hub for information about what influences analysis costs in the Researcher Workbench and how to estimate analysis costs.,
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Indirect budget letter
Please provide a letter from your institution agreeing to use no more than a 20% indirect rate which on a $10,000 budget would be a maximum of $8,333 in direct costs and $1,667 in indirect costs (model letter can be found here).