Central Findability and Accessibility: By adding the information (metadata) of your study(s), study documents, and registries to our portal, they can be found centrally. This increases the visibility and accessibility of your research data and facilitates its reuse by humans and machines.
Preserve your authorship: For the subsequent use, modification, and redistribution of your shared content, we propose a Creative Commons License that meets your requirements and regulates the possibilities of use (learn more).
Promoting Reusability: When you register your resources in the Health Study Hub (e.g., studies, study documents), a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) can be automatically assigned. A DOI is a persistent identifier used to cite and link any objects — physical, digital or abstract — and guarantee their persistent findability. Thus, your resources can be cited, referenced, tracked and re-used for the long term. As alternative, existing identifiers can be reused or NFDI4health specific ones can be assigned. However, a DOI is the preferred option.