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ABSTRACT: Objectives
COVID-19 research has significantly contributed to pandemic response and the enhancement of public health capacity. COVID-19 data collected by provincial/territorial health authorities in Canada are valuable for research advancement yet not readily available to the public, including researchers. To inform developments in public health data-sharing in Canada, we explored Canadians' opinions of public health authorities sharing deidentified individual-level COVID-19 data publicly.Design/setting/interventions/outcomes
A national cross-sectional survey was administered in Canada in March 2022, assessing Canadians' opinions on publicly sharing COVID-19 datatypes. Market research firm Léger was employed for recruitment and data collection.Participants
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SUBMITTER: Savic Kallesoe SA
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9905784 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Feb
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature