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  • Research Data Management
  • Information Governance

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  • Data stewardship definitions vary across scientific fields.
  • Current practices often focus on FAIR principles (Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, Reusability) or data subject rights, particularly in health sciences.
  • There's a growing need to incorporate diverse stakeholder interests into data stewardship.

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  • To propose a comprehensive understanding of data stewardship.
  • To integrate diverse stakeholder rights and interests into data management practices.
  • To address the practical challenges of implementing a holistic data stewardship model.

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  • Literature review and analysis of existing data stewardship frameworks.
  • Synthesis of different understandings of data stewardship.
  • Conceptual development of a comprehensive data stewardship model.

Main Results:

  • A proposed comprehensive definition of data stewardship encompassing responsibilities to all stakeholders.
  • Emphasis on balancing the rights and interests of the scientific community, the public, and data subjects.
  • Identification of practical challenges in establishing and maintaining a trusted, fair data ecosystem.

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  • A unified, comprehensive approach to data stewardship is essential for building efficient and trustworthy data ecosystems.
  • Effective data stewardship requires acknowledging and respecting the legitimate rights and interests of all pertinent stakeholders.
  • Addressing practical implementation challenges is crucial for realizing the benefits of comprehensive data stewardship.