Igennem et partnerskab mellem Naturvidenskabernes Hus og CBS skaber projektet ny viden om organisering af skoler og virksomheders samarbejde for at inspirere unge til en uddannelse inden for naturvidenskab og teknologi til gavn for samfundet, den grønne omstilling og en bæredygtig fremtid. Projektet sætter spot på virksomheders involveringsformer og udvikler innovative modeller og kompetenceforløb til at understøtter de nøglepersoner, der giver skole-virksomhedssamarbejde liv i praksis.

Denmark has the potential to become one large phase 4 study, where data and insight from patients treated today will help tomorrow's patients and increase the competitiveness of the Life Science industry. The OSCAR DREAM project takes an important step in realizing this vision by developing technical solutions that increase productivity in clinical research. It does so by developing and implementing 1) a solution that ensures that data from electronic medical records will be cleaned, structured and mapped against international standards for the exchange and sharing of clinical data (FHIR and OMOP), 2) a solution for extraction of such data at micro level in fully anonymised form, 3) a model for shared services to support clinicians in their clinical research and for integrating the new clinical insight in to clinical practice faster than today. The clinical focus is on oncology. OSCAR DREAM will contribute substantially to the vision for a National Analytical Platform for Health Data currently being developed by the Danish Health Data Authority. The services developed in the DREAM project will be commercialized through the OSCAR organization, expanding the data based services and while realizing strong synergies with the OSCAR and CLIC projects. The partners are leading organizations focused on providing better access to real world evidence. They form a commercial partnership led by DataFair to ensure a complete value offering in Denmark and internationally.