TY - CHAP
T1 - Comparative Review of National Regulatory Frameworks in the Context of Secondary Use of Data for Research Across Europe
AU - Tzortzatou-Nanopoulou, Olga
AU - Ziaka, Alexandra
AU - Barbosa, Carla
AU - Chassang, Gauthier
AU - Duardo-Sánchez, Aliuska
AU - Elurnum, Silja
AU - Dalebø Gjerdevik, Christine
AU - Halouzka, Radek
AU - Hartlev, Mette
AU - Angell Holst, Ragnhild
AU - Zając, Dorota Krekora
AU - Kurán, Jan
AU - Lalova-Spinks, Teodora
AU - Lavitrano, Maria Luisa
AU - Macilotti, Matteo
AU - Makri, Marina
AU - Mežinska, Signe
AU - Molnár-Gábor, Fruzsina
AU - Rebers, Susanne
AU - Reichel, Jane
AU - Slokenberga, Santa
AU - Southerington, Tom
AU - Falzon, Ruth
PY - 2024
Y1 - 2024
N2 - Scientific research is a crucial tool for advancing healthcare and public health. In cross-border research collaborations, researchers need to navigate a complex pool of different requirements, which potentially hamper scientific research. This chapter aims to map the current legal landscape in seventeen Member States of the European Economic Area in the context of the secondary processing of health and genetic data for scientific research purposes. It critically assesses the transposition of GDPR in the national legal order of each State and its interplay with other applicable legislations. Our research findings show that only a handful examined Member States have a dedicated Act on secondary use, as the majority rely on provisions of different.
AB - Scientific research is a crucial tool for advancing healthcare and public health. In cross-border research collaborations, researchers need to navigate a complex pool of different requirements, which potentially hamper scientific research. This chapter aims to map the current legal landscape in seventeen Member States of the European Economic Area in the context of the secondary processing of health and genetic data for scientific research purposes. It critically assesses the transposition of GDPR in the national legal order of each State and its interplay with other applicable legislations. Our research findings show that only a handful examined Member States have a dedicated Act on secondary use, as the majority rely on provisions of different.
U2 - 10.1007/978-3-031-66804-3_16
DO - 10.1007/978-3-031-66804-3_16
M3 - Book chapter
SN - 9783031668036
VL - 109
T3 - The International Library of Bioethics
SP - 243
EP - 269
BT - The Discourse of Biorights
A2 - Seoane, Jose-Antonio
A2 - Vergara, Oscar
PB - Springer Nature Switzerland
CY - Switzerland
ER -