Data sharing in public health emergencies: Analysis of barriers and enablers from an outbreak response perspective (SHARE)

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Titre

Data sharing in public health emergencies: Analysis of barriers and enablers from an outbreak response perspective (SHARE)

Sujet

Research

Description

Timely access to data during infectious disease outbreaks by those involved in research preparedness and response provides essential input for public health response and for outbreak-related research.

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Wellcome Trust

Source

Martine van Roode, Carolina dos Santos Ribeiro, Elmoubasher Farag, Minahil Ahmed, Aya Moustafa, Linda van de Burgwal, Eric Claassen, Mohammed Nour, George Haringhuizen, Marion Koopmans.

Date

2018-12

Type

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Martine van Roode, Carolina dos Santos Ribeiro, Elmoubasher Farag, Minahil Ahmed, Aya Moustafa, Linda van de Burgwal, Eric Claassen, Mohammed Nour, George Haringhuizen, Marion Koopmans. 2018. Data sharing in public health emergencies: Analysis of barriers and enablers from an outbreak response perspective (SHARE): The case of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS). Wellcome Trust.