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The SAIL Databank: building a national architecture for e-health research and evaluation
BMC Health Services Research · 2009 · Vol. 9(1) · pp. 157–157
David Ford✉(Swansea University)Kerina Jones(Swansea University)Jean-Philippe Verplancke(Swansea University)Ronan A Lyons(Swansea University)Gareth John(Cardiff University)Ginevra Brown(Swansea University)Caroline Brooks(Swansea University)Simon Thompson(Swansea University)Owen Bodger(Swansea University)Tony Couch(Cardiff University)Ken Leake(Cardiff University)
Abstract
Through the pragmatic approach that has been adopted, we have been able to address the key challenges in establishing a national databank of anonymised person-based records, so that the data are available for research and evaluation whilst meeting the requirements of Information Governance.
Data Quality and ManagementPrivacy, Security, and Data ProtectionElectronic Health Records SystemsHealth informaticsInformation governanceHealth administrationService (business)Nursing researchCorporate governanceAuditComputer scienceInformation systemPublic health
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Health Services ResearchMedical InformaticsWalesDatabases, FactualProgram Development
Funding
- Economic and Social Research Council
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