What research hospitals need to know.
Briefings, white papers, and guides on the rules and data behind hospital research, with every fact sourced.
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- Is our hospital a health data holder under the EHDS?EHDS readiness for research hospitals
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- ACT EU
Accelerating Clinical Trials in the EU, the joint initiative of the European Commission, national medicines agencies, and the European Medicines Agency to make the EU more attractive for clinical research. It sets and tracks 2030 targets.
- ALCOA+
The data integrity principles regulators expect of trial records: attributable, legible, contemporaneous, original, and accurate, plus complete, consistent, enduring, and available.
- Anonymisation
Processing that makes it no longer possible to identify the person a record describes, by any means reasonably likely to be used. Anonymised data falls outside the GDPR.
- Audit trail
A secure, computer-generated, time-stamped record of who created, changed, or deleted an electronic record, when, and why. Inspectors rely on it to reconstruct what happened in a trial.
- Biobank
A collection of human biological samples, such as blood or tissue, stored with linked data and consent records so the samples can be used in future research.
- Case report form (CRF)
The document, paper or electronic, in which a site records the data a trial protocol requires for each participant. An electronic version is an eCRF.