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From single biobanks to international networks: developing e-governance.

¹Department of Public Health, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK. jane.kaye@law.ox.ac.uk

|July 26, 2011

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Future research networks require updated governance. Current national frameworks struggle with cross-border data sharing, necessitating a shift towards digital mechanisms for effective oversight and accountability in global research collaborations.

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Biobanking and biorepository research
Global health data governance

Background:

The potential exists to link biobanks, biorepositories, and reference databases globally.
Emerging 'research portals' promise unprecedented access to worldwide research resources.

Purpose of the Study:

To argue that current research governance systems are inadequate for the demands of networked, cross-border data sharing.
To identify the limitations of existing national-based governance frameworks in addressing global research needs.

Main Methods:

Analysis of current research governance structures.
Examination of legal, policy, and practical challenges in cross-border data sharing.
Critique of the 'one researcher, one project, one jurisdiction' model.

Main Results:

Existing national governance frameworks are ill-equipped for international data flows.
National bodies often lack the legal power and expertise for complex cross-border issues like privacy and disclosure.
Current governance models are based on an outdated, localized research paradigm.

Conclusions:

The current research governance system requires significant adaptation to support networked research.
A transition to digital governance mechanisms is proposed as a necessary step for 21st-century research.
Rethinking governance is crucial for enabling secure and effective global research collaborations.