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IeDEA International epidemiology Databases to Evaluate AIDS > Resources > Multiregional research SOPs, templates

Multiregional research SOPs, templates

SOPs and Other Resource Documents

SOPs for multiregional research – version 7 September 2021

Multiregional concept template – version 2 August 2022

Multiregional fast-track request template – version 21 May 2018

Sample IeDEA data-sharing agreement_Southern Africa_November 2021

IeDEA Data Exchange Standard (with access to IeDEA Multiregional Data Transfer Protocol): iedeades.org

IeDEA Data Tools GitHub: iedea.github.io

 

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