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新加坡和瑞士之间的跨境健康数据共享:对竞争性监管要求的控制

James Scheibner¹, Hui Yun Chan²

¹College of Business, Government and Law, Flinders University, Ring Road, Bedford Park, Adelaide, South Australia 5042, Australia.

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|October 30, 2025

概括

导航国际健康数据共享是复杂的,因为不同的隐私法. 这项研究表明,即使没有正式的充分性认可,在使用法律比较和技术保障的情况下,新加坡和瑞士之间的合规的跨境数据流是可能的.

科学领域:

生物医学和健康科学生物医学和健康科学
健康数据治理治理健康数据
国际研究合作国际研究合作

背景情况:

数据密集型生物医学研究越来越多地涉及多方跨境合作.
导航国际数据流是具有挑战性的,因为数据和隐私保护的法律标准各不相同.
现有的监管框架往往缺乏在司法管辖区之间跨境数据共享的明确途径,而没有相互承认充分性.

研究的目的:

为了说明新加坡和瑞士之间卫生研究跨境数据流的可行性,尽管缺乏相互充分性认可.
为了比较新加坡和瑞士的数据隐私和生物医学研究伦理法,以确定合规的跨境数据共享条件.
为研究人员提供有关导航国际隐私法规的信息,并为全球健康研究倡议制定合作协议.

主要方法:

在新加坡和瑞士对数据隐私和生物医学研究伦理法的比较法律分析.
使用新加坡和瑞士联合卫生研究计划的案例研究方法.
确定技术和组织措施,包括增强隐私的技术,以支持合规的数据共享.

主要成果:

新加坡和瑞士之间为健康研究进行跨境数据共享可以达到合规性,即使没有正式的充分性认可.
通过比较分析确定了数据共享的具体法律规定和条件.
该研究强调了技术和组织措施在促进安全和合规的国际数据交换方面的作用.

结论:

在健康研究方面的国际合作可以通过仔细的法律比较和适当的保障措施的实施来克服监管障碍.
这项研究为研究人员提供了一个实用的框架,用于管理跨境健康研究中的隐私和数据保护合规性.
这些发现支持全球健康研究的进步,通过实现安全和道德的国际数据流.

关键词:

这就是为什么GDPR是GDPR.这是PDPA PDPA.跨境数据传输的数据传输.数据保护法数据保护法分享数据的数据共享.健康数据健康数据

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