Gesundheitswesen. 2008 Jan;70(1):54-60. doi: 10.1055/s-2007-1022529.
After publication of the "Good Practice Secondary Data Analysis" (GPS) in 2005, the scientific use of secondary data has further increased. Based on several feedbacks to the first version of this guideline, the Working Group "Collection and Use of Secondary Data" (AGENS) of the German Society of Social Medicine and Prevention (DGSMP) together with the working group 'Epidemiological Methods' of the German Society of Epidemiology (DGEpi), the German Society for Medical Informatics, Biometrics and Epidemiology (GMDS) and the German Society of Social Medicine and Prevention (DGSMP) undertook the first revision of the GPS, which will be implemented in the beginning of 2008. The second version of the GPS was restructured in relation to the first version. Now, the numbering of the guidelines is the same as that of the Good Epidemiological Practice (GEP). The GPS guidelines also have the same wording as in the GEP. The specific conditions and requirements of secondary data analysis were addressed in the explanations of the guidelines and their recommendations. The glossary at the end of the GPS was extended. In the last three years the GPS has become established as a standard for secondary data analyses. Additionally, the GPS may be used as a basis for contractual arrangements between data owners and researchers. This version of the GPS is valid to the end of 2010.
2005年《二次数据分析良好实践》（GPS）发布后，二次数据的科学应用进一步增加。基于对该指南第一版的若干反馈，德国社会医学与预防学会（DGSMP）的“二次数据收集与使用”工作组（AGENS）与德国流行病学学会（DGEpi）的“流行病学方法”工作组、德国医学信息学、生物统计学与流行病学学会（GMDS）以及德国社会医学与预防学会（DGSMP）对GPS进行了首次修订，修订版将于2008年初实施。GPS的第二版相对于第一版进行了结构调整。现在，指南的编号与《良好流行病学实践》（GEP）相同。GPS指南的措辞也与GEP一致。二次数据分析的具体条件和要求在指南的解释及其建议中有所阐述。GPS末尾的术语表得到了扩充。在过去三年里，GPS已成为二次数据分析的标准。此外，GPS可作为数据所有者与研究人员之间合同安排的基础。本版GPS有效期至2010年底。
