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  • Innovation Systems
  • Public Health

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  • Growing concerns regarding unsustainable innovation systems and inequities in science.
  • Urgent global need to spur innovation and ensure equitable benefit distribution.
  • Open Science collaboration (OS) is identified as a key strategy to address these challenges.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To gather expert views on the desired outcomes of successful Open Science.
  • To inform policy development for OS adoption and implementation.
  • To lay the groundwork for developing indicators to assess OS impact.

Main Methods:

  • Convening an Open Science Leadership Forum with diverse international stakeholders.
  • Facilitating discussions on investment drivers and policy/implementation issues for OS.
  • Summarizing delegate perspectives on OS contributions to research, innovation, and social impact.

Main Results:

  • Delegates shared views on what constitutes successful Open Science in life sciences.
  • Identified key outcomes that would encourage investment in OS.
  • Highlighted the need for evidence to support OS policy and implementation.

Conclusions:

  • Open Science collaboration holds significant potential for advancing research, innovation, and social benefit.
  • Developing robust indicators is crucial for evaluating and optimizing OS initiatives.
  • The ultimate goal is to create tools for stakeholders to enhance innovation ecosystems for public and patient value.