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Alison L Antes¹, Heidi A Walsh¹, Michelle Strait¹

¹1 Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, MO, USA.

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Sharing qualitative data enhances research transparency but lacks international standardization. This study found few repositories offer guidelines, and those that do vary significantly in content, impacting data accessibility and reuse.

Keywords:

data archiving data repositories data sharing qualitative data qualitative research research ethics secondary data use

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Area of Science:

Social Sciences
Health Sciences
Qualitative Research

Background:

Increasing calls for research transparency and data sharing.
Qualitative data sharing is not yet standard practice globally, especially in the US.
Need for clear guidance on archiving and secondary use of qualitative data.

Purpose of the Study:

To review benefits and concerns of qualitative data sharing.
To analyze content of guidelines from international qualitative data repositories.
To identify gaps and variations in existing qualitative data sharing guidelines.

Main Methods:

Systematic review of literature on qualitative data sharing.
Content analysis of guidelines from repositories archiving qualitative data.
Assessment of topic coverage and consistency in available guidelines.

Main Results:

A minority of repositories provide specific guidelines for qualitative data.
Significant variation exists in the topics covered by available guidelines.
Consistent guidance on removing direct identifiers, but inconsistent guidance on anonymization logs.

Conclusions:

Current guidelines for qualitative data sharing are insufficient and inconsistent.
Need for developing standardized best practices for qualitative data archiving and sharing.
Implications for education, policy, and future research in promoting open science principles.