Accessing the Researcher Workbench data is easy and takes only a few steps. If you are interested in applying for Researcher Workbench access, visit the All of Us Register page for information on the steps you will need to complete.

Visit the About the Research Hub page for more information about how the platform operates.

All Authorized Data Users are required to treat all Participant Data and any other non-public information pertaining to participants obtained from the Research Hub as confidential and only use such data and other information for the purposes of an active biomedical or health research study that is being conducted under the auspices of the User Institution. Researchers should always check with their local institutional review board to ensure compliance with local requirements for conduct of research.

Within the Cloud-based environment of the Researcher Workbench, registered researchers use R, Python, or SAS to link and analyze a variety of data types — surveys, physical measurements, electronic health records (EHRs), wearables, genomics — to conduct a wide range of studies.

The All of Us Research Program employs Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP) Common Data Model Version 5 infrastructure to ensure feasibility and standardization across all program data types (physical measurements, electronic health records, and participant provided information). Data coming from disparate sources are standardized and stored in a set of formally described tables with defined relationships. This allows data to be accessed and connected in many different ways by researchers.

Visit the OHDSI website to learn more about the OHDSI OMOP CDM initiative.

As a condition of your data access, you must inform the program of any upcoming publications resulting from access to All of Us Research Program data at least two weeks before the date of publication or presentation. This includes peer-reviewed manuscripts, conference abstracts, and/or presentations.

You can inform the program about your upcoming publications by contacting User Support in your Researcher Workbench account. Note that your manuscript will not go through program review. The information will only be used to help the program prepare for any media coverage or communication surrounding the upcoming publication. Embargoes will be honored. Additionally, users must submit an electronic version of a final, peer-reviewed manuscript to PubMed Central immediately upon acceptance for publication, to be made publicly available immediately without any embargo period once published.