Factors that influence data sharing through data sharing platforms: A qualitative study on the views and experiences of cohort holders and platform developers.
<h4>Background</h4>Infrastructures are being developed to enhance and facilitate the sharing of cohort data internationally. However, empirical studies show that many barriers impede sharing data broadly.<h4>Purpose</h4>Therefore, our aim is to describe the barriers and conce...
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Public Library of Science (PLoS)
2021
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| Sumario: | <h4>Background</h4>Infrastructures are being developed to enhance and facilitate the sharing of cohort data internationally. However, empirical studies show that many barriers impede sharing data broadly.<h4>Purpose</h4>Therefore, our aim is to describe the barriers and concerns for the sharing of cohort data, and the implications for data sharing platforms.<h4>Methods</h4>Seventeen participants involved in developing data sharing platforms or tied to cohorts that are to be submitted to platforms were recruited for semi-structured interviews to share views and experiences regarding data sharing.<h4>Results</h4>Credit and recognition, the potential misuse of data, loss of control, lack of resources, socio-cultural factors and ethical and legal barriers are elements that influence decisions on data sharing. Core values underlying these reasons are equality, reciprocity, trust, transparency, gratification and beneficence.<h4>Conclusions</h4>Data generators might use data sharing platforms primarily for collaborative modes of working and network building. Data generators might be unwilling to contribute and share for non-collaborative work, or if no financial resources are provided for sharing data. |
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