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doi:10.1136/bmj.b1252 www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/338/mar25_1/b1252 The BMJ has recently joined a host of other journals in encouraging authors to make raw research data available to others. Authors are being asked to include a data sharing statement at the end of their original research articles. This will explain what additional data are available, to whom, and where they can be found. Sharing clinical research data has ethical implications for medical journals; maintaining patient confidentiality is a major challenge. A list of proposed solutions is given. © Copyright 2009 by European Association of Science Editors Top of Page |
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