To minimise the risk and to ensure compliance with legislation and international guidelines on best practice of data management and security, sound basic computer housekeeping is required of health professionals.
Here, we present an overview of the current state of data management practices and challenges within the context of the experimental lifecycle.
The objective of this qualitative case study was to determine if the Charter's eight principles, along with a set of data management practice standards, could be used as an assessment tool to determine the maturity of data management practices within a health organization.
Besides the great expansion of hydrometallurgical processes world-wide, there is a number of unsolved problems related to lack of instrumentation, lack of process knowledge, odd operating practices, and general lack of use of data management and processing.
The findings demonstrated good to excellent compliance between HAAD's data management practices and the Charter principles, indicating a high level of data management maturity.
We recognize that many groups work in the area of best practices for data management.
We found that, on average, researchers had very poor data management practices, were not aware of data centers or metadata standards, and did not understand the benefits of data management or sharing.
We found that, on average, researchers had poor data management practices, were not aware of data centers or metadata standards, and did not understand the benefits of data management or sharing.
Data were abstracted from the records, electronic or paper, depending on laboratory practices for data management.
First, the reported difficulties relate to three major areas concerned with quality reporting: Working conditions and practices of data collection, institutional management of the data, and specific attitudes.
