Biobanking: Developing Smart, Sustainable and Ethically Compliant Biorepositories for the Future

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Biobanking Developing Smart, Sustainable and
Ethically Compliant Biorepositories for the Future
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Report Description
Summary Biobanking Developing Smart,
Sustainable and Ethically Compliant
Biorepositories for the Future discusses
fundamental concepts in biobanking and recent
technology advancements in the field. The report
also describes ethical and regulatory concerns in
biobanking as well as the economic challenges and
opportunities surrounding this industry.
Furthermore, this report provides strategic
recommendations on how to overcome some of the
most critical economic, technological and ethical
challenges facing this fast-growing
sector. Biobanks collect human biospecimens and
associated data for medical-scientific research,
and organize samples and data in a systematic way
for use by others. The importance of biobanks
lies in determining the most effective way to
store that information and make it available when
required. Biobanks may collect different samples
from diseased or healthy individuals in various
settings. The integration of novel tools such as
big data techniques, coupled with the increasing
industry need for high-quality biospecimens for
research, will lead to expanding biospecimen
collections, ultimately resulting in the growth
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Report Description
Biobanks currently exist on every continent with
most located in North America, followed by
Europe. Australia has the highest number of
biobanks in the Asia-Pacific region whilst India
has the highest number of biobanks, when
considering the developing economies only. The
development of a biobank depends upon peoples
willingness to donate their samples for research
and to agree to sample storage. The participation
and support of the public is therefore of crucial
importance as their attitude towards biobanking
activities will determine the success of many of
these organizations. Scope What are the
fundamentals of biobanking? How can biobanks be
classified and what are their different
applications in healthcare? What are the economic
challenges faced by biobanks and how can these be
overcome? What are the most recent technology
advancements in biobanking? Enquire About this
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What role does biobanking play in drug discovery
and clinical trials? How are biobanks distributed
geographically? What are the prospects of Big
Data and associated technologies within
biobanking? What are the technological and legal
challenges? What are the main healthcare
opportunities that can be leveraged? What is the
public attitude towards various biobanking
activities? What are the challenges in obtaining
informed consent from donors and what strategies
can biobanks adopt to overcome these
challenges? What are the current ethical and
regulatory challenges in biobanking. What is the
role and importance of the international charter
of principles for data sharing between
biobanks? What are the main intellectual property
right opportunities and challenges within
biobanking. How can biobanks overcome these
challenges and mitigate potential risks? What is
the need for process harmonization between
biobanks?
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Report Description
Reasons to buy This report will allow you to
Gain insights in the biobanking industry This
report describes fundamental concepts in
biobanking, biobank classification as well as
economic, technological and ethical challenges
surrounding these organizations. Learn how
biobanks can overcome these challenges through
best practice guidelines and strategic
recommendations. Understand the role of biobanks
in research and development This report
demonstrates the relationship between biobanks
and RD groups. Gain analysis on the distribution
of biobanks in key regions and countries This
includes detailed analysis on the number of
biobanks within each of the key regions and
countries. Review and assess recent advances in
biobanking technologies This includes technology
innovations in specimen collection, storage,
temperature maintenance, consumables, data
handling, transportation of biospecimens, and the
integration of big data technologies in
biobanking activities. Understand public views on
biobanking activities Learn about the various
public concerns on biobanking, their attitude
towards research, and how consent issues can be
addressed through novel frameworks and technology
adoption. Assess ethics, regulations, and
harmonization needs in biobanking This in-depth
report provides analysis on ethical, regulatory
and harmonization requirements in the biobanking
sector.
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Table of Contents
Introduction Fundamentals of Biobanking Designing
Biobanks Classification of Biobanks Applications
of Biobanks Economic Challenges faced by
Biobanks Cost-Control Strategies for
Biobanks Cost-Recovery Strategies for
Biobanks Funding Models and Recommendations for
Biobanks Biobank Characterization by Type
Population-based Biobanks Disease-Based
Biobanks Biobanks Based on Type of Sample
Collections Role of Biobanks in Drug Discovery
and Development Biobanking and Clinical
Trials Regional Presence of Biobanks Selected
Biobank Profiles Advances in Biobanking
Technologies and Solutions Specimen Collection
and Storage Transport of Specimens Data Handling
Software
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Big Data Current Technological, Ethical and Legal
challenges Big Data Opportunities in
Healthcare Integration of Big Data
Technologies Public Attitudes Towards
Biobanking Informed consent challenges Informed
Consent Strategies for Biobanks Ethics and
Regulations in Biobanking Current Challenges
International Charter of Principles for Sharing
Biospecimens and Data Ethics and Regulations Case
Studies Intellectual Property Opportunities for
Biobanks IPRs Challenges and Risks for
Biobanks IPR Strategies and Recommendations for
Biobanks Procedure and Regulatory Harmonization
for the Biobanking Industry Harmonization Impact
on Biobanks Current Harmonization
Challenges Japans Initiative in Harmonizing
Biobanks Harmonization Initiative by Global
Alliance for Genomics and Health Bibliography
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