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  • Biobanking and sample management
  • Scientific research sustainability

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  • Biobanks are crucial for research but require sustainable business practices.
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  • Global awareness of biobank value necessitates robust sustainability strategies.

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  • To assess the impact of business planning on biobank sustainability.
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Main Methods:

  • A comprehensive 38-question, multiple-language global survey was distributed to 276 biobanks.
  • Data collected on biobank size, business planning stage, performance metrics, and utilization.
  • Analysis focused on the correlation between business plans, professionalization, and sustainability indicators.

Main Results:

  • Biobanks with business plans exhibit more professional structures.
  • Basic metrics like sample collection and distribution are commonly reported.
  • Lower reported rates for sample/data quality, cost recovery, and publications in less complex biobanks.
  • Internal project support is the primary driver for most biobanks.
  • Business plans are linked to sustained external commercial project support.
  • Target utilization rates significantly exceed actual usage, with many reporting <10% utilization.

Conclusions:

  • Business planning is a key factor in enhancing biobank professionalism and sustainability.
  • Low sample utilization rates pose a significant threat to biobank sustainability.
  • Sharing biobank data globally is essential for stakeholder benefit and future research.