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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

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New project kick off in ‘Optimizing the Use of Data Standards’ working group Sara Pauwels 29NOV2017

GDPR Impact on Data Collection Practices

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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
  • …

May 2016: EU general data protection regulation (GDPR) released Countries within the EU start “translating” this GDPR into their local legislation and guidances May 2018: EU GDPR requirement

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GDPR Impact on Data Collection Practices

Example: France CNIL updated ref. methodology for the processing of pers. data used in biomed. research (MR- 001): Trials with FPI after 14Aug17​ should not collect day of birth (only month/year allowed) for subjects > 2 yrs.

May 2016: EU general data protection regulation (GDPR) released Countries within the EU start “translating” this GDPR into their local legislation and guidances May 2018: EU GDPR requirement

More strict on personal data collection Example: DOB

How to deal with current EU landscape on DOB collection and quickly react on further evolutions ? STANDARD approach needed in company ?

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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.

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Interested in joining the team ?

Wendy Dobson (wendy@phuse.eu) Sara Pauwels (spauwel2@its.jnj.com)