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Jonas Bienzeisler1, Hauke Fischer2, Volker S Thiemann2
1Institute of Medical Informatics, Medical Faculty, RWTH Aachen University, Germany.
Abstract:
Modern research projects in healthcare research and medical research are oftentimes multi-centered, multi-disciplinary, and conducted by a consortium of multiple collaborators. Increasingly, the resulting data emanating emerging from different primary and secondary sources is linked on a personal level. The General Data Protection Regulation regulates many fundamental processes in such research projects. Despite the regulatory framework given, it can happen that a collaborator does not handle data properly. We propose a systematic risk management for the handling of data as well as a systematic error management.
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