Part III: Meeting the Challenge When Data Sharing Is Required

The final article of a three-part series is presented. Wolf et al summarize issues to be considered by Institutional Review Boards and research administrators, who would not be expected to master these methods, but should be aware of them.

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Published in:IRB 2006-03, Vol.28 (2), p.10-15
Main Authors: de Wolf, Virginia A., Sieber, Joan E., Steel, Philip M., Zarate, Alvan O.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Access to Information
Agreements
Bioethics
Biomedical Research
Confidential communications
Confidentiality
Data access
Data processing centers
Data sharing
Enclaves
Ethics Committees, Research
Experimental data
Federal Government
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
Humans
Information access
Information Dissemination - methods
Information sharing
Informed Consent
Insight
Institutional review boards
Patient confidentiality
Privacy - legislation & jurisprudence
Research methods
Review boards
Security measures
Statistics
United States
United States Government Agencies
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Summary:The final article of a three-part series is presented. Wolf et al summarize issues to be considered by Institutional Review Boards and research administrators, who would not be expected to master these methods, but should be aware of them.
ISSN:0193-7758
2578-2355
2578-2363