Collaboration is a common thread at Privacy Analytics, running through all aspects of our culture and work. You feel it in our radically transparent quarterly town hall meetings, our ...
When I think about what passion looks like at Privacy Analytics, it’s a quiet, underlying drive to innovate and push for a better world. If there’s one thing that unifies our team’s diverse set of ...
Just over a year ago, Health Canada stipulated that all clinical trials documents needed to make their way onto its designated portal. And, like those entering a portal in popular fiction, everyone ...
Privacy Analytics is wholly committed to the global effort to respond to COVID-19. We have the collective will, the personal urgency and the technical ability to make a meaningful difference in the ...
Business Problem How the CCPA is changing the legislative landscape Since the California Consumer Privacy Act was signed in 2018, multiple other states have proposed or introduced similar, ...
I recently heard something that stuck with me: “Nobody complies their way to greatness.” An interesting comment, and a relevant one for all of us in the clinical trial transparency domain. But is ...
Should sponsors integrate risk-based anonymization across both documents and structured individual patient data (S-IPD)?
Unstructured data, such as medical notes, pose unique challenges with regards to anonymization. Not having a traditional database means that you can’t point a software solution to it to transform ...
Health Canada has introduced new regulatory guidance for anonymizing clinical study reports. As background, Bill C-17 Protecting Canadians from Unsafe Drugs Act (Vanessa’s Law) was initiated to ...
Event: Privacy Analytics’ Executive Round Table on the Future of Clinical Trials Data Sharing, September 18, 2018, London, England This invitation-only event was adjacent to the London DIA Global ...
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