Routine Anonymized Data for Advanced Ambulatory Health Services Research, RADARplus

用于高级流动医疗服务研究的常规匿名数据,RADARplus

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项目摘要

The overall aim of the RADAR project is to provide a framework and infrastructure to securely export and process electronic patient records (EPR) data from primary health care practices in a secure and manageable way as a first step towards a large German research data repository. The goal is to make representative, longitudinal de-identified patient and health care data available to researchers, facilitating health services research with high validity and recruitment of patients for further studies or clinical trials. In its first phase, RADAR was able to develop and describe the necessary data protection concepts and procedural and computational routines for collection and pseudonymization of EPR via the BDT interface. These concepts and routines have created a framework and prototype infrastructure to securely export and process EPR data from primary health care practices in a secure and manageable way.In the second phase of the RADAR project, RADARplus, we will consolidate, improve and expand this infrastructure. Two sub-projects will build on existing RADAR processes and improve or expand them. Other sub-projects in RADARplus will develop new infrastructure elements for primary care research. RADARplus can thus be divided into two major work areas:Part 1 – Continuing, adapting and improving the existing RADAR infrastructure and workflows:- Maintenance/continuation of the RADAR infrastructure, including adaptation of the RADAR software with regard to changes in technologies and interfaces.- Improvement of the usability of all processes while maintaining a high level of data protection.- Using focus groups and/or interviews, we will investigate obstacles to general practitioner (GP) recruitment including GPs’ requirements for participating in RADAR.- Development of additional use cases and informational videos for GPs and patients,- Use and evaluation of videos to extend practice involvement in RADAR by recruiting 20 additional GP practices from Lower Saxony.Part 2 – Developing new research infrastructure and techniques:- Conception, development and pilot for digital, paperless informed consent and signature management in GP environments with state-of-the-art technical solutions.- Routine GP data acquisition including the adaptation to current interface developments. We will build a simulated medical practice management software with FHIR interface, which can be queried by the RADARplus software.- With regards to the risk-based anonymization of routine GP data, we will examine the legal determination of identifiability and the boundary to anonymity. On this basis, we will assess various de-identification procedures to determine how they can be used to achieve the legally defined criteria of non-identifiability.- Using the primary care research database, we will develop a research-oriented practice portal based on the existing RADAR infrastructure to create a tailored user interface for both researchers and participating GPs.
RADAR项目的总体目标是提供一个框架和基础设施,以安全和可管理的方式安全地导出和处理来自初级卫生保健实践的电子病历数据,作为建立大型德国研究数据库的第一步。其目标是为研究人员提供具有代表性的纵向去识别患者和医疗保健数据,促进具有高有效性的医疗服务研究和招募患者进行进一步研究或临床试验。在第一阶段,RADAR能够开发和描述必要的数据保护概念以及通过BDT接口收集和系统化EPR的程序和计算例程。这些概念和程序建立了一个框架和原型基础设施,以安全和易于管理的方式安全地导出和处理基层医疗实践中的EPR数据。在RADAR项目的第二阶段,RADARplus,我们将巩固,改善和扩展这一基础设施。两个分项目将以现有的雷达进程为基础,并加以改进或扩大。RADARplus的其他子项目将为初级保健研究开发新的基础设施要素。因此,RADARplus可以分为两个主要工作领域:第1部分-继续,调整和改进现有的RADAR基础设施和工作流程: 维护/延续雷达基础设施,包括根据技术和接口的变化调整雷达软件。 提高所有流程的可用性,同时保持高水平的数据保护。 使用焦点小组和/或访谈,我们将调查全科医生(GP)招聘的障碍,包括GP参与RADAR的要求。 为全科医生和患者开发其他用例和信息视频, 视频的使用和评估,以扩大实践参与雷达通过招募20个额外的全科医生的做法从下萨克森萨克森.第2部分-开发新的研究基础设施和技术:- 在全科医生环境中使用最先进的技术解决方案进行数字化、无纸化知情同意和签名管理的概念、开发和试点。 常规GP数据采集,包括适应当前接口开发。我们将建立一个模拟的医疗实践管理软件与FHIR接口,它可以通过RADARplus软件查询。 关于常规GP数据的基于风险的匿名化,我们将研究可识别性的法律的确定和匿名的边界。在此基础上,我们将评估各种去识别程序,以确定如何使用它们来实现法律定义的不可识别性标准。 使用初级保健研究数据库,我们将开发一个以研究为导向的实践门户网站的基础上,现有的雷达基础设施,为研究人员和参与全科医生创建一个量身定制的用户界面。

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Professor Dr. Wolfgang Hoffmann其他文献

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{{ truncateString('Professor Dr. Wolfgang Hoffmann', 18)}}的其他基金

Modulares Unterstützungssystem zur Planung und Implementierung eines zentralen Datenmanagements für Forschungsprojekte der Gesundheitsforschung
用于规划和实施卫生研究项目中央数据管理的模块化支持系统
  • 批准号:
    188501021
  • 财政年份:
    2011
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  • 项目类别:
    Research data and software (Scientific Library Services and Information Systems)

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