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8 years ago Excited to see what we can create tomorrow. Carey Reed from SASUSA will be available to answer any questions June 2 & 3 ET. Thanks so much Mozilla Science Lab for hosting such a great event!
[ Project Lead ] @SASUSA [ GitHub Repo ] https://github.com/SASUSA/MappingRegisteredUSClinicalTrials [ Track ] Tools: you are building a tool others can help you build, Open Data: you have data others can use and play with during the sprint [ Level ] Beginner [ Timezone ] ET
Description
Mapping registered clinical trials and their outcomes in the U.S., using clinical trial open data available at clinicaltrials.gov.
A map exists on their site, here, however, you must click onto the state to be brought to a list of the trials on a separate page (contains status and other details). We would like the user to be able to see a map on our site (http://www.senseaboutscienceusa.org/alltrials/) of the registered trials, and when the user hovers over the state, a list of the trials (including status, study name, condition and intervention) appears as a sidebar. It would be nice to provide different experiences based on the type of user (so patient or physician) as well.
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