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Table 2 Academic publications included for review

From: Responsible data sharing in international health research: a systematic review of principles and norms

No.

Authors (year)

Organisation, Working group or Institution

Country

Status

1

Board of Directors of the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics, 2017 [44]

American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG)

USA

Policy statement

2

Alfonso, 2017 [7]

International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE)

International

Policy statement

3

Allen et al, 2014 [28]

Beacon Community Cooperative Agreement Program

USA

Lessons learned

4

Andrew et al, 2016 [38]

Research collaboration to link data from the Australian Stroke

Clinical Registry (AuSCR), the National Death Index, and state held hospital data

Australia

Process evaluation

5

Antman et al, 2015 [25]

American Heart Association Data Summit 2015

USA

Summit report

6

Auffray et al, 2016 [13]

Expert workshop organized by the European Commission (EC)

EU

Expert workshop

7

Baker et al, 2016 [15]

Fair Information Practices Principles (FIPPs) by the Department of Health and Human Services (USA)

USA

 

8

Banzi et al, 2014 [41]

Discussion of the European Medicines Agency (EMA) draft policy on publication and access to clinical trial data

EU

Commentary

9

Bredenoord et al, 2015 [29]

International Stem Cell Forum Ethics Working Party

International

Policy statement

10

Chan et al, 2016 [21]

UK National Data Guardian for Health and Care’s Review of Data Security, Consent and Opt-Outs

UK

 

11

Chokshi et al, 2006 [34]

MalariaGEN (Malaria Genomic Epidemiology Network)

International

Process evaluation

12

Deverka et al, 2017 [27]

Meet-up of representatives of a range of stakeholders, including healthcare systems, clinical laboratories, technology companies, academia, government, nongovernmental organizations, and patient and community advocacy groups

International

Policy recommendations

13

Dove et al, 2013 [24]

Safe Harbor Framework for International Ethics Equivalency

International

Policy framework

14

Duchange et al, 2014 [36]

EU LeukoTreat program

EU

Process evaluation

15

Dyke & Hubbard, 2011 [11]

Wellcome Trust Sanger, Human Genome Project

International

Process evaluation

16

Dyke et al, 2016 [40]

Global Alliance for Genomics and Health

International

Guidance recommendations

17

Floridi et al, 2018 [33]

European Medical Information Framework (EMIF) project

EU

Process evaluation

18

Knoppers & Thorogood, 2017 [6]

Global Alliance for Genomics and Health

International

Governance framework

19

Knoppers, 2014 [23]

Global Alliance for Genomics and Health

International

Governance framework

20

Knoppers et al, 2011 [26]

Public Population Project in Genomics (P3G), the European Network for Genetic and Genomic Epidemiology (ENGAGE) and the Centre for Health, Law and Emerging Technologies (HeLEX)

International

Code of Conduct

21

Kostkova et al, 2016 [43]

Stakeholder roundtable debate, set up by University College London (UCL)

UK

Policy recommendations

22

Kuehn, 2014 [8]

Institute of Medicine (IOM)

USA

Policy framework

23

Laurie & Sethi, 2013 [32]

Scottish Health Informatics Programme (SHIP)

UK

Guidance recommendations

24

Lea et al, 2016 [14]

The Farr Institute and use of Data Safe Havens

UK

Process evaluation

25

Mascalzoni et al, 2015 [35]

Stakeholder workshop, considered by the Rare Diseases Connect Patient Ethics Council and the Rare Diseases Connect Patient Advisory Council, which endorsed the Draft Charter as the patient consulting bodies of Rare Diseases Connect

International

International Charter of Principles

26

Paltoo et al, 2014 [46]

National Institutes of Health

USA

Policy statement

27

Prainsack & Buyx, 2013 [45]

King’s College and University College London

UK

Governance model

28

Rodriguez et al, 2009 [20]

International summit, convened by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH)

International

Amsterdam Principles

29

Shenkin et al, 2017 [39]

BRAINS (Brain Imaging in Normal Subjects) Expert Working Group

 

Policy recommendations

30

Sugano et al, 2014 [30]

Regulatory and Ethics Working Group, Global Alliance for Genomics & Health

International

Code of Conduct

31

Tucker et al, 2016 [42]

EFSPI (European Federation of Statisticians in the Pharmaceutical Industry) and PSI (Statisticians in the Pharmaceutical Industry) Data Sharing Working Group

International

Policy recommendations