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Etienne De Clercq1, Viviane Van Casteren, Nathalie Bossuyt
1Research Institute for Health and Society (IRSS), UCL, Belgium. etienne.declercq@uclouvain.be
Abstract:
Efficiency and privacy protection are essential when setting up nationwide research networks. This paper investigates the extent to which basic services developed to support the provision of care can be re-used, whilst preserving an acceptable privacy protection level, within a large Belgian primary care research network. The generic sustainable confidentiality management model used to assess the privacy protection level of the selected network architecture is described. A short analysis of the current architecture is provided. Our generic model could also be used in other countries.
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