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HDR UK South West Seminar - Sharing Tools and Artefacts for Reproducible Simulations (STARS) in healthcare (44:55)
HDR UK South-West
14 July 2026
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This talk will provide an introduction to the UKRI funded research project: Sharing Tools and Artefacts for Reproducible Simulations (STARS) in healthcare: a two year project advancing Open Science practices in health data science for academia and the NHS. We present early findings from our reproducibility study of discrete-event simulation models used in health research; including barriers to reproducibility and facilitators for re-usability. Although STARS is in the context of simulation modelling much of the material is generalisable to other types of modelling and analysis.
Organisation
HDR UK South-West
HDR UK South-West is one of the nine regional networks within Health Data Research UK (HDR UK), the UK’s national institute for health data research. Our experts lead the development and delivery of regional and national health data research infrastructure development for research (including national and sub-national secure data environments and the UK Longitudinal Linkage Collaboration); they provide research leadership underpinning the delivery of HDR UK driver programmes and deliver regional training and capacity building initiatives. The regional network is led by Co-Directors Rachel Denholm and Jonathan Sterne in collaboration with a wider team from across the South West.
