GDPR Impact on Data Collection Practices New project kick off in ‘Optimizing the Use of Data Standards’ working group Sara Pauwels 29NOV2017
GDPR Impact on Data Collection Practices • Changing regulatory environment in EU with the release of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) ( Approved 14Apr16, enforcement date 25May18). • More strict on personal data collection • Increased territorial scope • Data portability • Principle of minimization • Subjects have right to have personal data erased • … Countries within the EU May 2016: EU general data start “translating” this May 2018: EU GDPR protection regulation GDPR into their local requirement (GDPR) released legislation and guidances
GDPR Impact on Data Collection Practices More strict on personal data collection Example: DOB May 2016: EU general data protection regulation (GDPR) Example: France CNIL updated ref. methodology for the released processing of pers. data used in biomed. research (MR- 001): Trials with FPI after 14Aug17 should not collect day of Countries within the EU birth (only month/year allowed) for subjects > 2 yrs. start “translating” this GDPR into their local legislation and guidances How to deal with current EU landscape on DOB collection and quickly react on May 2018: EU GDPR requirement further evolutions ? STANDARD approach needed in company ?
GDPR Impact on Data Collection Practices Goal: • Share experiences and approaches for collecting date of birth and other personal information in compliance with regulations. • For example, the project will explore the impact of collecting minimal expected information on Date of Birth Deliverable: • A best practices white paper to summarize experiences and recommendations. As the project progresses, it may also explore other general EU regulations and aspects of the GDPR and/or local implications.
Interested in joining the team ? Wendy Dobson (wendy@phuse.eu) Sara Pauwels (spauwel2@its.jnj.com)
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