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October 22, 2014New England Journal of Medicine16 citationsOpen Access

Ensuring Patient Privacy in Data Sharing for Postapproval Research

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ASAmeet SarpatwariAKAaron S. KesselheimBMBradley Malin

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Postapproval studies of drugs and devices are essential to identify late adverse events, but patients' privacy must be protected when EMR data are shared. This article discusses ways to balance the need for high-quality postapproval information and respect for patients' privacy.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1d1a6d73c56dd1bd2f2d89https://doi.org/10.1056/nejmsb1405487
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