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  • Health data science
  • Bioethics
  • Research governance

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  • Sharing de-identified health data offers benefits but risks confidentiality breaches and misuse.
  • Managed access via Data Access Committees (DACs) mitigates harms while promoting data sharing.
  • Existing DACs lack a widely accepted organizational and functional framework.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose a framework for Data Access Committee (DAC) organization and function.
  • To define the dual role of DACs in promoting data sharing and protecting participants.
  • To establish principles for ethical and efficient health data access review.

Main Methods:

  • Conceptual framework development based on public health ethics principles.
  • Analysis of DAC roles in balancing data sharing promotion and risk mitigation.
  • Recommendations for DAC structure, procedures, and accountability.

Main Results:

  • DACs should promote data sharing for social value while minimizing foreseeable harms.
  • Transparent, proportionate review processes are essential for DACs.
  • DACs require clear institutional/legal frameworks, distinct from Research Ethics Committees (RECs), guided by public health ethics.

Conclusions:

  • A novel framework is proposed for DAC operation, organization, and constitution.
  • This framework aims to optimize health data sharing while safeguarding ethical standards.
  • DACs play a crucial role in responsible health data stewardship.