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Stakeholder analysis: a useful tool for biobank planning.

Roger Bjugn¹, Bettina Casati

¹1 Oslo University Hospital , Oslo, Norway .

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|May 20, 2014

Summary

Understanding stakeholder engagement is crucial for biobank development. This study applies stakeholder theory to analyze stakeholders for a planned Norwegian research biobank, informing its organization and operation.

Area of Science:

Biomedical research
Health services management
Organizational theory

Background:

Stakeholders are key to project success, influencing organizational operations.
Biobanks involve diverse stakeholders including donors, researchers, institutions, regulators, and funders.
Effective stakeholder engagement is vital for biobank management and sustainability.

Purpose of the Study:

To review stakeholder theory relevant to biobanking.
To demonstrate a stakeholder analysis for a planned research biobank.
To inform the organization and operation of the biobank through stakeholder insights.

Main Methods:

Literature review of stakeholder theory.
Stakeholder analysis framework application.

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Case study of a planned research biobank at a Norwegian public hospital.

Main Results:

Identified key stakeholders for the research biobank.
Assessed the potential influence of various stakeholders.
Provided a foundation for developing a stakeholder engagement strategy.

Conclusions:

Stakeholder analysis is essential in the early stages of biobank planning.
Proactive engagement with stakeholders ensures alignment and operational success.
This approach supports the development of well-governed and effective research biobanks.