Publications by authors named "Eddie T Lulamba"
Article Synopsis
- Microbial data sharing is crucial for effective public health research and pathogen analysis, evidenced by its importance during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic.
- There is currently a lack of universal guidelines for the secondary use of microbial data, despite general data-sharing principles existing.
- The proposed PHA4GE Microbial Data-Sharing Accord outlines seven key principles to encourage responsible sharing and use of microbial data, aiming to enhance trust and prevent misuse in research.
Evidence-based healthcare relies on health data from diverse sources to inform decision-making across different domains, including disease prevention, aetiology, diagnostics, therapeutics and prognosis. Increasing volumes of highly granular data provide opportunities to leverage the evidence base, with growing recognition that health data are highly sensitive and onward research use may create privacy issues for individuals providing data. Concerns are heightened for data without explicit informed consent for secondary research use.
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