Research and health data: structure flows, roles and evidence
We secure the documentary and operational framework for research, data warehouses, secondary uses and health-data sharing projects.
Who it is for
Sponsors, CROs, healthcare facilities, research teams, health data warehouses and partners involved in projects using health data.
Situations that trigger the need
The best time to structure the issue is before an urgent request, procurement process or inspection dictates the timetable.
You are launching a study, warehouse or new secondary use of data.
Several organisations are involved and roles are not sufficiently clear.
Flows, access, retention or information arrangements need consolidation.
The project has evolved and documentation no longer reflects its actual scope.
What we put in place
A clear scope, identified deliverables and a handover that can be used by the teams responsible for decisions, operations and assurance.
- Qualification of roles and the applicable framework.
- Mapping of sources, flows and access.
- Organisation of information, rights and retention periods.
- DPIA where required.
- Documentary governance and traceability of decisions.
- Compliance roadmap aligned with project phases.
Before we start
Do you support health data warehouse projects?
Yes. The scope can cover roles, data sources, access, intended uses, retention and the documentation required to govern the project.
Can you take over a project that has already started?
Yes. We start from the real scope and existing documents to identify inconsistencies, decisions that need formalisation and priority actions.
Is a DPIA always included?
It is included when required by the project. Scoping is used first to determine its perimeter and how it fits with the rest of the governance documentation.
Discuss your need: Research & health data
A first conversation to confirm scope, priorities and the most appropriate form of support.