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Digital Care, code and text: Accelerating understanding of care data, March 28, 2025 by Stewart Hamilton | Category Data Science and Innovation Accelerator, Digital Scotland

Guest blog post by Sam Henderson-Palmer, Information Analyst, Care Inspectorate

blogs.gov.scot/digital/2025/03

Digital · Care, code and text: Accelerating understanding of care dataUpdates from the Scottish Government's Digital Directorate
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'Two hundred forty-six researchers in the fields of ecology and evolutionary biology — including two from Clemson University — worked in 174 teams to answer two different research questions based on the same unpublished data sets.

They came up with a strikingly variable range of answers, including some that were direct opposites of each other.'

news.clemson.edu/study-researc

Clemson News · Study: Researchers’ choices could result in different conclusions from the same dataThere is growing recognition among scientists that the many choices researchers must make — such as which statistical methods to apply — can lead to divergent conclusions even when the different options are all reasonable.  The leaders of the study say the results ring true to a growing recognition among scientists that the many choices researchers must make — such as which statistical methods to apply — can lead to divergent conclusions even when the different options are all reasonable. 
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Clemson News: Study: Researchers’ choices could result in different conclusions from the same data . “If you give hundreds of researchers the same data and the same hypotheses to test, they will reach the same conclusions, right? Wrong, according to a recent study published in the journal BMC Biology. Two hundred forty-six researchers in the fields of ecology and evolutionary biology — […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/04/01/study-researchers-choices-could-result-in-different-conclusions-from-the-same-data-clemson-news/

ResearchBuzz: Firehose | Individual posts from ResearchBuzz · Study: Researchers’ choices could result in different conclusions from the same data (Clemson News) | ResearchBuzz: Firehose
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