摘要：The movement toward a more open science also requires that we make research data more Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Re-usable or “FAIR” (Wilkinson et al., 2016). Our ability to understand and address the impact of trauma can be enhanced by embracing data sharing, preservation, and re-use (Kassam-Adams & Olff, 2020). However, the traumatic stress field is just beginning to address FAIR data practices. This session will provide an overview of FAIR Data principles for traumatic stress researchers. We will describe ongoing work by the Global Collaboration on Traumatic Stress (GC-TS) to help make traumatic stress research data more FAIR. The GC-TS FAIR Data workgroup has recently launched an international survey open to any traumatic stress researcher or research trainee. The survey is available in 7 languages and captures experiences, views, and current practices with regard to data sharing and re-use. Survey results will provide a benchmark of current practice and will guide development of new tools and resources. Work by the GC-TS FAIR Data workgroup also includes data archiving projects (in traumatic grief and child trauma) that are making harmonized, deidentified participant-level data accessible and reusable for integrated cross-study analyses, as well as an online index of traumatic stress data resources and a planned toolkit to help traumatic stress researchers implement FAIR data practices across the research lifecycle.
