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Overview
Introduction to the problem
Virtual Data Centres
Proposed solution
Confidentiality in Virtual Data Centres | Christine O’Keefe
Population Health Research Network*
Provides access to linkable de-identified health data for research
Improving outcomes
Improving policy
Traditionally
Supplies linkable de-identified health data directly to researchers
Loss of control over data heightens risk of:
External attack on datasets
Accidental or inadvertent actions by researcher
Deliberate attack by trusted researcher
*www.phrn.org.au
Confidentiality in Virtual Data Centres | Christine O’Keefe
Secure Unified Research Environment*
Secure remote access to virtual workstations and network in a data
centre
*Sax Institute SURE User Guide v1.2
Confidentiality in Virtual Data Centres | Christine O’Keefe
Confidentiality Protection for Health Data
Governance
Comply with privacy legislation and regulation
Honour assurances to data providers
Restrict access to approved researchers
Information security measures
Restrict amount and detail of data available
Apply statistical disclosure control methods before releasing data to researcher
– No further confidentiality measures
Enable access via secure on-line system
– Manual checking for confidentiality issues in statistical analysis outputs
– “…developing valid output checking processes that are automated is an open
research question” (Duncan, Elliot, Salazar-González 2012)
Confidentiality in Virtual Data Centres | Christine O’Keefe
Conceptual Model for online access
VDC
RA
Remote Analysis
Researcher cannot see data itself, only “Output for publication”
Virtual Data Centre
Researcher authorised to see data and “Output” as well as “Output for
publication”
Confidentiality in Virtual Data Centres | Christine O’Keefe
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