Data Management in Multicountry Consortium Studies: The Enterics For Global Health (EFGH) Shigella Surveillance Study Example.
Erika FeutzPrasanta K BiswasLatif NdeketaBilly OgwelUma OnwuchekwaGolam SarwarShazia SultanaPablo Peñataro YoriAlyssa AcebedoNaveed AhmedImran AhmedHannah E AtlasAlex O AwuorMd Amirul Islam BhuiyanBakary ContehOualy DiawaraSarah ElwoodMoussa FaneMd Ismail HossenMahzabeen IreenAbdoulie F JallowMehrab KarimMargaret N KosekKaren L KotloffClement LefuJie LiuRebecca MaguireFarah Naz QamarMaureen NdalamaJohn Benjamin OchiengCaleb OkonjiLoyda Fiorella Zegarra ParedesPatricia B PavlinacKarin PerezSonia QureshiFrancesca SchiaffinoMoussa TraoreKirkby D TickellRichard WachepaDesiree WitteJennifer CornickM Jahangir HossainFarhana KhanamMaribel Paredes OlorteguiRichard OmoreSamba O SowMohammad Tahir YousafzaiSean R GalaganPublished in: Open forum infectious diseases (2024)
Experiences from this study will contribute toward enriching the sparse landscape of data management methods publications and serve as a case study for future studies seeking to collect and manage data consistently and rigorously while maintaining equitable access to and control of data.