Merge pull request #28 from StanfordHPDS/remove-data-experts

Remove data experts

Author: sherrirose

chapters/04-data.qmd

@@ -25,19 +25,19 @@ Institutional Review Board (IRB) approvals are required for many of the studies
 This section includes an abbreviated overview of the data sets stored at Stanford that inform our active research projects in the Lab. 
 
 ### STARR Data
-The [STAnford Research Repository (STARR)](https://med.stanford.edu/starr-tools.html) contains data from Stanford Health Care. Lab experts on the STARR data include Marika Cusick.
+The [STAnford Research Repository (STARR)](https://med.stanford.edu/starr-tools.html) contains data from Stanford Health Care. 
 
 ### Center for Population Health Sciences
 
 The Data Core at the Stanford  [Center for Population Health Sciences (PHS)](https://med.stanford.edu/phs.html) provides access to a range of health data sources. There are additional training requirements in order to access data at PHS and these must be completed before working with PHS data.
 
 #### Medicare Data {.unnumbered}
 
-Lab experts on Medicare data include Marissa Reitsma and Oana Enache.
+We are currently working with Medicare data for our risk adjustment projects.
 
 #### American Family Cohort Registry {.unnumbered}
 
-The American Family Cohort (AFC) Registry of primary care data was created and is updated by the American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM). Lab experts on the ABFM AFC Cohort Registry data include Agata Foryciarz, Gabriela Basel, and Marika Cusick.
+The American Family Cohort (AFC) Registry of primary care data was created and is updated by the American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM). We are currently working with the ABFM AFC data for projects on chronic kidney disease and hypertension.
 
 ## Bringing Data to Stanford
 
@@ -68,8 +68,6 @@ The key steps in bringing a new external data set to Stanford include submitting
     -   Will Stanford data be used or shared?
     -   Will data be shared back with the third party?
 
-Lab experts on the DRA process include Marika Cusick.
-
 ## Data Sharing
 
 Many of our studies involve secondary analyses of existing health databases. It is typically not permitted for us to share such data due to privacy considerations. Thus, we often created simulated data that has some similar properties to the health databases to share along with our code and published results. However, in certain cases, this type of simulated data sharing may not be permitted by the data use agreement.