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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Feb 27.
Published in final edited form as: Circulation. 2017 Nov 13;137(9):938–947. doi: 10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.117.031883

Table 1.

Select Published Experiences of Existing Clinical Trial Data Sharing Platforms Across Medical Disciplines.

Platform Reference Time-Frame of Access Type of Data Shared Total # of Trials Hosted Total # of Requests Total # Granted or Approved
Data Reports Submitted for Regulatory Approval
European Medicines Agency Bonini et al.8 2010–2013 Any data submitted for marketing authorization of any medicinal product – 750 480
Federally-Funded Clinical Studies
NHLBI Data Repository Coady et al.12 2000–2016 Patient-level data from large NHLBI-supported trials and observational studies 100 800–850 –
Industry-Sponsored Clinical Studies
CSDR, SOAR Initiative, and YODA Project Navar et al.14 2013–2015 Patient-level data from select clinical studies sponsored by 14 companies 3,255 234 154
CSDR Strom et al.16 2013–2015 Patient-level data from select clinical studies sponsored by 13 companies 3,049 177 144
Strom et al.15 2013–2014 Patient-level data from select clinical studies sponsored by 10 companies >1,200 58 36
YODA Project Krumholz et al.13 2014–2015 Patient-level data from select trials sponsored by Johnson & Johnson 123 29 29

Abbreviations: CSDR = ClinicalStudyDataRequest.com; NHLBI = National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute; SOAR = Supporting Open Access to Researchers; YODA = The Yale Open Data Access.