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16th DIA Japan Annual Meeting 2019

Delivering Rational Medicine for All People in the Globe

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[S17] Sharing Individual Participant Data (IPD) from Clinical Trials and Personal Information Protection

Session Chair(s)

Tomoko Kato

Tomoko Kato

  • Head of Biostatistics & Programming, R&D
  • Sanofi K.K., Japan
Sharing IPD from clinical trials is being promoted to ensure transparency in clinical trials and to improve public health. At the same time, data providers are challenged to safeguard participant privacy in compliance with data privacy legal requirements, and some data users are concerned that anonymized data will provide less utility. This session will discuss both the challenges and benefits of promoting the sharing of IPD such as, for example, a mechanism by which pharmaceutical companies can mutually use IPD in the pre-competitive phase. We will also discuss legal restrictions on personal information protection and the appropriate balance between data utility and privacy in sharing IPD.

Speaker(s)

Wataru Ohtsuka, MSc

Approach to Clinical Trial Data Sharing Using Consortium Platform

Wataru Ohtsuka, MSc

  • Digital Strategy Dept.
  • Chugai Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., Japan
Akihiro Hirakawa, PhD

An Experience of Data Sharing Utilization

Akihiro Hirakawa, PhD

  • Professor,Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences
  • Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Japan
Nick Wallace, JD

European Union, Japan And U.S. Privacy Law: Implications for Data Sharing

Nick Wallace, JD

  • Ropes & Gray LLP, United States
Kazuhiro Minami, PhD

Data De-Identification Technology to Ensure a Proper Balance Between Data Utility and Privacy Protection

Kazuhiro Minami, PhD

  • Associate professor, Department of Statistical Modeling,
  • Institute of Statistical Mathematics, Japan