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CTSI Watch and Learn: Data Security at UB — De-identified vs. Coded Data

Conducting human subjects research studies at the University at Buffalo may involve the use of personally identifiable data. This UB CTSI Watch and Learn educational module video outlines: • The definition of personally identifiable information • The differences between coded, de-identified, and limited data sets • IRB submissions with these data sets • Information on keeping these data sets safe Presented by Zachary Chakan, IRB Administrator, University at Buffalo Running Time: 14 minutes Questions? Contact Valerie Bailoni, UB IRB Helpline, [email protected] or 716-888-4888; Zack Chakan, IRB Administrator, [email protected] or 716-888-4874; or Marchelle Brooks, MPH, and Alexis O’Brien, CTSI Clinical Research Facilitators, [email protected] or 716-829-4357. Additional resources: UBIRB Click Library (https://www.buffalo.edu/research/rese... • Tips from the IRB - De-Identified Coded Limited Data Sets (found under the “General" tab) • HRP-613-HIPAA-Certificate of Deidentification (found under the “General" tab) • HRP612-HIPAA-Waiver (found under the “Templates” tab) *Names, titles, and contact information were current at the time of recording.