Plasma-derived medicinal product access pathways, governance and global blood-system inequities: a public WHO data reconstruction study

Title: Plasma-derived medicinal product access pathways, governance and global blood-system inequities: a public WHO data reconstruction study Creators: Huan Wang; Yanxue Chen; Sihan Li; Zhanyu Cheng; Lei Chen; Wenyu Wu; Yuchen Wang; Zhang Hong; Yating Liu; Xiaofang Zhou; Fuyu Lei; Qingyue Yin; Ke Hu; Zhengliang Gao Date prepared: 2026-06-26 PurposeThis repository contains derived data, source tables, analysis scripts, and editable figure files supporting the manuscript on plasma-derived medicinal product (PDMP) access pathways, WHO pathway typology, blood-system governance, and global blood-system inequities. What is included- Derived 55-country WHO Annex-based design matrix.- Model sensitivity and robustness outputs.- WHO 2025 Annex 9/10 extraction and WDI macro-context integration tables.- Harmonised 2021/2025 reporting-round analysis tables.- Figure source data and editable PowerPoint figures.- Analysis/reproducibility code and WDI retrieval script.- File manifest with SHA256 checksums.- Data dictionary. What is not includedNo individual participant data, patient-level data, identifiable human data, or controlled-access UK Biobank data are included. The study uses public country-level data and derived aggregate tables. Recommended Data Availability StatementData are available in a public, open access repository. The derived analytical dataset, source tables, codebook, figure source data, editable figure sources and analysis scripts are available at: [INSERT DOI AND PERSISTENT URL]. Original WHO reports and World Bank World Development Indicators are publicly available from their respective source websites. No individual participant data were used. Suggested citation after DOI publication[dataset] Wang H, Chen Y, Li S, Cheng Z, Chen L, Wu W, Wang Y, Hong Z, Liu Y, Zhou X, Lei F, Yin Q, Hu K, Gao Z. Data and code for: Plasma-derived medicinal product access pathways, governance and global blood-system inequities: a public WHO data reconstruction study. Zenodo/OSF/Figshare. 2026-06-23. DOI: [10.5281/zenodo.20963796]. License recommendationUse CC BY 4.0 for data, tables, documentation and figure source files. If the repository platform asks separately about code, MIT or BSD-3-Clause can be used for analysis scripts; otherwise CC BY 4.0 is acceptable for the combined deposit if allowed by your institution.