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The Lancet

Volume 388, Issue 10055, 22–28 October 2016, Pages 1981-1982
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Use of personal information in medical research in Japan

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  • The courses of the passenger and amendments of the Personal Information Protection Law

  • Act on the Protection of Personal Information

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    In this manner, a standard practice guideline for quality control of MI could be established ensuring quality service as well as quality research. MI involves human subjects at various stages of research and clinical application; therefore, the proper management or abstraction of personal information is a critical issue [30–32]. Therefore, anonymization is essential in the cases where personal information is associated with a dataset; however, it is considerably difficult to build a unique or generic anonymization tool because regulations regarding privacy or protection of personal information vary depending on the nation [31].

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