distrust among doctors to share data with policy actors --- there is an important distrust among the medical actors to share data -even anonymised- with decision makers. One of the reasons is the fear of unwanted share with others (insurances for example), but another is definitely the fear of instrumentalisation for example to cut down budget, to restrain the use of certain therapies, to reduce the medical personal's autonomy, and several more. So data transmission occurs with resistance and with a potential unwanted end-use in mind, which means not as it should be: neutral and unbiased

Source author: Katharina Beyer katharina.beyer@etu.unige.ch