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Exercise: National Level Data Sharing
In this article, you are invited to apply the concepts of the section of Challenges and Strategies in Data Use to your own context (Step 3.20).
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In the previous lecture, you are asked to complete the following exercise:
Think about a health program you are familiar with (perhaps polio eradication in your country). For that program, outline the following:
- Different actors
- Data needs
- Access to needs
- Control of data
- Outline how roles and responsibilities could be defined to promote collaboration rather than competition
Please take some time to share your thoughts in Padlet.
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