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  • Data Privacy Law
  • Clinical Research Management

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  • The European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) significantly impacts health data management and clinical data warehouses (CDWs).
  • France established a national GDPR-compliant CDW framework in 2021, providing guidelines for healthcare institutions.
  • This framework offers a unique opportunity to assess practical GDPR implementation in health data management.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate the real-world applicability of France's national CDW framework.
  • To identify practical implementation challenges for health institutions.
  • To propose regulatory adaptations that facilitate research using secondary data.

Main Methods:

  • A systematic assessment of the eHOP CDW system at the University Hospital of Rennes (managing over 2 million patients).
  • Evaluation of 116 criteria across 13 categories using a dual-assessment approach.
  • Compliance rated as met, unmet, or not applicable, with criteria categorized as software-related (n=25) or institution-related (n=91).

Main Results:

  • Software-related criteria achieved 60% compliance; institution-related criteria achieved 72% compliance for security.
  • Key challenges identified in managing genetic data, automated archiving, and data exports.
  • Effective privacy protection measures were noted, alongside areas needing regulatory adjustment for research support.

Conclusions:

  • The first empirical assessment of a national CDW compliance framework provides insights for GDPR implementation in healthcare.
  • While robust privacy is ensured, some framework provisions may hinder research activities.
  • Opportunities exist for framework evolution to balance data protection with research needs.