There is a wide spectrum of architectures currently used for managing and disseminating large-scale health and biomedical datasets.
The activities involve researching, generating, storing, managing and disseminating data; developing guidelines for generating data and related methodologies; and evaluating and interpreting data for quantitative carcinogenic risk assessment.
Setting out the roles of the district or region in collecting, managing, and disseminating hazard information within an RMA plan is a useful way to confirm responsibilities A clear process set out in plans for the inclusion of new hazard information helps ensure the information is used in land use planning.
Health information systems that collect, analyze, report, and use up-to-date health information are necessary for generating, managing, and disseminating knowledge on the health workforce.
There should be rules for defining, managing and disseminating the archetypes in a public repository, like CKM, so that both sending and receiving information systems can access them [ 28, 51, 52].
Human resources for health information systems are necessary for generating, managing, and disseminating knowledge on the health workforce, and provide a platform for decision making by health-care managers, local and national policymakers, and global organizations [ 1].
Therefore, an efficient mechanism to manage and disseminate the relevant information is required.
This is demonstrated through development of a raccoon ecology database (REDB) to store, manage and disseminate available peer-reviewed and unpublished data on raccoon (Procyon lotor) biology, ecology and raccoon rabies, including citations for data sources.
iTools collects, manages and disseminates meta-data about diverse computational biology resources, which makes iTools, itself, a dynamic biomedical resource.
The ENCRO's website functions as a knowledge portal that manages and disseminates statistics and research-based information on the economic and social situation of Egyptian children.
Although surveillance instruments evolved over time, these changes did not detract from the ability to collect, manage, and disseminate the data, attesting to the stability of the system.
