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PP081. Study group obstetrics - A platform for efficient collaboration and networking in obstetrical science
L Kuessel1, J Wild1, H Zeisler1
1Obstetrics & fetal medicine, Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria.
The study group obstetrics established harmonized standards for biobanking, enabling efficient collaboration in obstetrical science. This network facilitates high-quality data and sample management for research on human pregnancy.
Area of Science:
- Obstetrical science and biobanking research.
- Integration of new technologies in medical science.
Background:
- Biobanking is crucial for modern medical science, involving organized collection and storage of biological samples and data.
- Integrating advanced technologies and strategies into daily scientific routines presents ongoing challenges.
Purpose of the Study:
- To establish a collaborative platform for obstetrical science.
- To foster networking among researchers in the field.
Main Methods:
- Developing autonomous data and sample collection in local biobanks.
- Utilizing uniformed Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for quality and compatibility.
- Implementing internet-based data management with uniform documentation.
Main Results:
- Harmonized standards for sample and data management in biobanks were created.
- Ethical and legal frameworks were established.
- High data quality was ensured through uniform documentation and internet-based management.
Conclusions:
- Human pregnancy is a key area for biobanking and clinical cohorts due to its dynamic nature.
- Harmonized standards and network linkage enable efficient scientific collaborations.
- The study group invites interested parties to join as members.
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