Iowa Data Sharing Agreement
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Data sharing agreements are formal contracts that detail what data are being shared and the appropriate use for the data.
Your agreement should clearly identify all the organisations that will be involved in the data sharing and should include contact details for their data protection officer (DPO) or another relevant employee who has responsibility for data sharing, and preferably for other key members of staff.
Introduction. A data sharing agreement between the parties sending and receiving data can form a major part of your compliance with the accountability principle, although it is not mandatory.
A data processing agreement is very similar to a data sharing agreement, but this is an agreement issued by a Controller to a data Processor. If your organisation is subject to the GDPR, you must have a written data processing agreement in place with all your data processors.
Examples of data sharing concerns:The data contains the locations of endangered/threatened species or valuable artifacts and will only be shared with trusted parties who agree to the reuse criteria. Data cannot be released until the patents related to this research are issued.
Introduction. A data sharing agreement between the parties sending and receiving data can form a major part of your compliance with the accountability principle, although it is not mandatory.
A data sharing agreement ensures that organisations and their suppliers are clear about their roles and sets standards of what they can expect from the arrangement and what's expected of them. As part of that, it sets out the purpose of the data sharing and covers what happens to the information at each stage.
We can only share data with people's consent. Not always. You can usually share without consent if you have a good reason to do so. However, there are some cases where the impact on individuals might override your interests in sharing, in which case you might need to ask for their consent.
Shared data should be FAIR that is, Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable. Guidelines from the Center for Open Science suggest that data storage must be guaranteed in perpetuity. Data sharers must also provide a comprehensive codebook to ensure their results are usable and interpretable by others.
Such an agreement serves two purposes. First, it protects the agency providing the data, ensuring that the data will not be misused. Second, it prevents miscommunication on the part of the provider of the data and the agency receiving the data by making certain that any questions about data use are discussed.
