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Data De-Identification in Complex Data Sharing Arrangements: How AI, MNPI Considerations, and Innovative Downstream Data Models Are Changing De-Identification Strategies

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As data-sharing models become more complex and AI-driven use cases continue to expand, traditional approaches to data de-identification are being reevaluated. Organizations are no longer operating within simple, linear disclosure frameworks – today’s environments often involve multiple recipients, overlapping roles, cloud-based infrastructures, and evolving downstream uses that challenge longstanding assumptions about privacy and confidentiality.

This webinar explored how de-identification strategies are adapting in response to these shifts, including the growing intersection with material non-public information (MNPI) considerations and the increasing scrutiny on how data is accessed, combined, and reused across ecosystems. Speakers discussed how organizations can assess and manage re-identification risk, structure data-sharing arrangements, and implement governance frameworks that remain effective in dynamic, multi-party environments.

SPEAKERS


Bradley Malin, PhD, Accenture Professor of Biomedical Informatics, Biostatistics, and Computer Science, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

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