Medical data: does patient privacy trump access for research?/ Adrian O'Dowd
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BMJ 14 September 2013 pp.20-21 (13)Summary: This article argues on the move to make health patients data readily accessible in the United Kingdom - which means medical research can be extensive based on these data. The argument however is on how best to make best use of individual patient data without impinging on privacy?
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This article argues on the move to make health patients data readily accessible in the United Kingdom - which means medical research can be extensive based on these data. The argument however is on how best to make best use of individual patient data without impinging on privacy?
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