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Perceptions, attitudes, and concerns of underrepresented groups regarding the use of big data in children and young people’s healthcare research – A systematic literature review
Children and young people (CYP), and those from underserved groups, remain underrepresented in biomedical research. Understanding their perspectives on large-scale, data-driven healthcare research is essential to ensuring that such approaches are acceptable, ethically conducted, and equitable. This
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