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Consensus Statement

The focus of the SACRO project has been to create a semi-automated system for checking research outputs. In addition to this and the training documents for output checkers in TREs, the SACRO project has created a consensus statement.

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Guidance on SACRO tools

We’ve produced some videos to help people understand what the SACRO tools aim to do and how to use them:

Acro in a Nutshell

Guidance on how to use ACRO in Python

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SACRO for Researchers

We’re happy to announce that as well as building lots of new functionality into the SACRO toolbases we’ve produced some guides and…

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SACRO -meet the team

Jim Smith is Professor in Interactive Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Deputy Director of the Computer Science Research…

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Katie Oldfield in SACRO: Semi-Automated Checking of Research Outputs

Upcoming Events

SACRO is embedding input from the TRE and wider community into the project. Find below opportunities to get involved:

Reverse Science Cafe: Sign me up Scotty! Consensus Statement

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SACRO Project Outline

Trusted research environments (TREs) play a vital role in enabling researchers to analyse sensitive data — such as health records — for research in the public benefit.

The Five Safes framework is used to protect data confidentiality, including the assurance of…

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SACRO: Semi-Automated Checking of Research Outputs
SACRO: Semi-Automated Checking of Research Outputs
Trusted research environments (TREs) play a vital role in enabling researchers to analyse sensitive data — such as health records — for research in the public benefit. This project seeks to reduce the operating costs of TREs and the time taken to release research results.
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