Authors' Reply to: Strengthening the Backbone: Government-Academic Data Collaborations for Crisis Response
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- DOI: 10.2196/66479
Authors' Reply to: Strengthening the Backbone: Government-Academic Data Collaborations for Crisis Response
Keywords: COVID-19; crisis response; cross-sector collaboration; data infrastructures; data science; data sharing; pandemic; public health informatics.
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