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  • Microbial genomics
  • Infectious disease epidemiology
  • Public health informatics

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  • Pathogen genomics offers significant potential for transforming infectious disease diagnosis, antimicrobial resistance tracking, and outbreak control.
  • Realizing these benefits hinges on the effective collation, integration, and sharing of genomic and clinical/epidemiological metadata among all stakeholders.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To examine factors critical for achieving effective data sharing and integration in pathogen genomics for health-service practice.
  • To propose a model for data sharing and integration to maximize the utility of microbial genomics in healthcare.

Main Methods:

  • Extensive stakeholder consultation was conducted as part of a review on integrating pathogen genomics into health-service practice.
  • Analysis of factors essential for timely and responsible data sharing with health authorities and other relevant bodies.

Main Results:

  • Essential elements include infrastructure tailored to clinical users and practical support for data sharing.
  • A tiered data sharing and integration model is proposed to enhance the immediate and long-term utility of microbial genomics.
  • Successful implementation requires addressing complexities in scaling and sophistication for national and international services.

Conclusions:

  • A clear data strategy is paramount to prevent disease spread containment failures due to inadequate knowledge sharing.
  • Establishing robust data sharing mechanisms is crucial for advancing the management of infectious diseases.