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    Towards a Virtual Anonymisation Grid for Unified Access to Remote Clinical Data

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    Sinnott, R; Ajayi, O; Stell, A; Young, A
    Editor
    Solomonides, T; Silverstein, JC; Saltz, J; Legre, Y; Kratz, M; Foster, I; Breton, V; Beck, JR
    Date
    2008-01-01
    Source Title
    GLOBAL HEALTHGRID: E-SCIENCE MEETS BIOMEDICAL INFORMATICS
    Publisher
    IOS PRESS
    University of Melbourne Author/s
    Sinnott, Richard; Stell, Anthony
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    Document Type
    Conference Paper
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    Sinnott, R., Ajayi, O., Stell, A. & Young, A. (2008). Towards a Virtual Anonymisation Grid for Unified Access to Remote Clinical Data. Solomonides, T (Ed.) Silverstein, JC (Ed.) Saltz, J (Ed.) Legre, Y (Ed.) Kratz, M (Ed.) Foster, I (Ed.) Breton, V (Ed.) Beck, JR (Ed.) GLOBAL HEALTHGRID: E-SCIENCE MEETS BIOMEDICAL INFORMATICS, 138, pp.90-101. IOS PRESS.
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    Open Access
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/11343/28898
    Description

    This is a preprint of a paper from the HealthGrid 2008 Conference published by HealthGrid. http://chicago2008.healthgrid.org/

    Abstract
    Grid technologies provide an infrastructure through which, amongst other things, data access and integration is facilitated across highly distributed and heterogeneous resources. Different domains have their own requirements on the nature of this data access and integration. The clinical domain offers arguably the greatest challenges facing the roll-out and adoption of Grid technologies to meet the changing face of post-genomic clinical research, especially with regard to information governance, ethics and hence security solutions. This paper outlines a novel system design for secure anonymous data access and linkage that meets the needs of key stakeholders in this space including end user researchers, data providers and owners and ethical oversight bodies amongst others. We identify how existing solutions developed within the Medical Research Council funded Virtual Organisations for Trials and Epidemiological Studies (VOTES) project are being re-factored to meet the needs of these players and to address information governance criteria.
    Keywords
    Grid security; data linkage; anonymisation; virtual organizations

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