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Manually pulling data from PDF into structured spreadsheets introduces the potential for human error and bias. We can reduce this potential by maintaining a process for pulling, reviewing, and publishing data.
Proposed solution
Start with another brigade's process or other frameworks and adapt. The only alternative I can think of off-hand is to start from scratch, which is a larger lift.
Things to consider:
Pulling data, reviewing data, and publishing data each introduce particular challenges. Are there other stages that should be addressed?
Some ideas:
Use forms validation, conditional formatting, etc during data entry to help catch errors as they occur.
Require each handler of data to complete a short checklist that triggers a "gate unlock" to the next step on completion (eg you can't skip a step when handing off).
To close this issue, the following conditions should be met
Check off as you go to track progress. This list can be changed and/or broken out into individual issues during the discussion phase if needed.
Team discussion on the issue, with key decisions documented in the comments (even if just a summary of asynch or live conversation).
Draft protocol created and documented.
Draft protocol shared with brigade and publicly via OO channels for comment.
Protocol revised and published publicly (at minimum, with project documentation).
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Description
Manually pulling data from PDF into structured spreadsheets introduces the potential for human error and bias. We can reduce this potential by maintaining a process for pulling, reviewing, and publishing data.
Proposed solution
Things to consider:
To close this issue, the following conditions should be met
Check off as you go to track progress. This list can be changed and/or broken out into individual issues during the discussion phase if needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: