Frequently Asked Questions
The NIPH Data Sharing Platform (DSP) is a secure online portal designed to facilitate the sharing and access of public health data among authorized researchers, policymakers, and the public. It aims to promote data-driven decision-making and collaborative research.
Data Users can browse available data sources and submit a formal request for access through the platform. The request will be reviewed by the respective Data Owner, who will approve or deny access based on the data's sensitivity and the user's justification.
The platform hosts various types of public health data, including but not limited to epidemiological surveillance data, survey results, laboratory data, and research findings. Data formats may include CSV, JSON, PDF, and potentially API access.
Yes, data security and privacy are paramount. The platform employs robust security measures, including secure authentication, role-based access control, and data encryption. All sensitive data is handled in compliance with national data protection regulations.
If you are a Data Owner (e.g., a researcher or institution with relevant public health data), you can register on the platform and use the "Manage My Data Sources" section to upload and describe your datasets. All contributions are subject to review by DAC Staff.