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More about the legal framework for research Swedish research is governed by international conventions and laws as well as national legislation. Among other things, the regulations aim to ensure that people are not exposed to harm or unnecessary risks

Ordering data Each data holder has its own process for data disclosure, which means that ordering procedures may vary. In order to process a request and make the necessary assessments, the data holder requires certain information from the researcher.

Guidance on ethical review Ethical review is a central part of the research process. Here you will find guidance on how to prepare for ethical review with a focus on data management, information about the ethical review process and links to further

Preserving and disposing of data Preserving research data is an important part of ensuring long-term access to data. Data that is valuable for future use should be preserved through archiving, while material that no longer has any practical or

Legal requirements and principles Swedish research is governed by international conventions and regulations as well as national legislation, with several legal requirements and guiding principles for how data is to be managed. As these requirements

Managing data After the data has been disclosed, the work shifts to managing and protecting the data. This section describes the research principal's responsibility for this. After the data has been disclosed, the research principal is responsible