2018
DOI: 10.1007/s11023-018-9467-4
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Key Ethical Challenges in the European Medical Information Framework

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“…In developing the ECoP, several pre‐existing codes and policies were examined during 2014‐2015 to evaluate whether component parts of these should be adopted by EMIF. EMIF adheres to the IMI code on data privacy, which contains many high‐level principles that the ECoP could extend with more operational detail . Successive drafts of the ECoP were developed during 2014‐2016, primarily by a core team of academic, healthcare, pharma industry and legal experts, with periodic wider consultation within the consortium comprising many data custodians, research users and patient organisations across Europe.…”
Section: Challenges In the Projectmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In developing the ECoP, several pre‐existing codes and policies were examined during 2014‐2015 to evaluate whether component parts of these should be adopted by EMIF. EMIF adheres to the IMI code on data privacy, which contains many high‐level principles that the ECoP could extend with more operational detail . Successive drafts of the ECoP were developed during 2014‐2016, primarily by a core team of academic, healthcare, pharma industry and legal experts, with periodic wider consultation within the consortium comprising many data custodians, research users and patient organisations across Europe.…”
Section: Challenges In the Projectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most important challenges the ECoP team faced were: how to define, control and monitor the purposes (kinds of research) for which federated health data are used; the kinds of organisations that should be permitted to conduct research; and how to monitor this . This ECoP will also be adopted in EHDEN, which intends to harmonise ~100 million EU records to the OMOP common data model, to facilitate—outcome‐based research .…”
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“…These criteria overlap and even go somewhat further than the criteria for 'bona fide research' and the departments which perform the research as discussed by Floridi et al [49]. The background of that article is the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI) [50] projects where academia and industry cooperate in approved, often very-large-scale projects.…”
Section: Research and The Public Interestmentioning
confidence: 99%