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Privacy preserving record linkage meets record linkage using unencrypted data
Introduction Privacy preserving record linkage (PPRL) resolves privacy concerns because of its capabilities to link encrypted identifiers. It encrypts identifiers using bloom filters and performs record matching based on encrypted data using dice ...
Hesam Izakian
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Data on Patient Record Trajectory for Linkage (DataPRinT Linkage).
The linkage of Electronic Medical Records, Administrative and other data sources is highly valuable for research and health system monitoring. Once linked, combined resources can be analyzed to provide the answers to a variety of health questions that ...
Sumeet Kalia+4 more
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A scaling approach to record linkage [PDF]
With increasing availability of large datasets derived from administrative and other sources, there is an increasing demand for the successful linking of these to provide rich sources of data for further analysis. Variation in the quality of identifiers used to carry out linkage means that existing approaches are often based upon ‘probabilistic’ models,
Katie Harron+3 more
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A blinded evaluation of privacy preserving record linkage with Bloom filters
Background Privacy preserving record linkage (PPRL) methods using Bloom filters have shown promise for use in operational linkage settings. However real-world evaluations are required to confirm their suitability in practice.
Sean Randall+6 more
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Real world performance of privacy preserving record linkage
Introduction Privacy preserving record linkage (PPRL) using encoded or hashed data has potential to enable large-scale record linkage of previously inaccessible data.
Katie Irvine+6 more
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Multiple operating models for data linkage: A privacy positive
Objectives The data linkage landscape is rapidly evolving and a variety of operating models are used across dedicated data linkage centres. We have reviewed various operating models and redesigned the technical operating models for our multi ...
Katrina Irvine, Stephanie Hollis
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Are routinely collected NHS administrative records suitable for endpoint identification in clinical trials? Evidence from the West of Scotland coronary prevention study [PDF]
Background: Routinely collected electronic patient records are already widely used in epidemiological research. In this work we investigated the potential for using them to identify endpoints in clinical trials.<p></p> Methods: The events ...
A Dale+15 more
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Historical Census Record Linkage [PDF]
For the past 80 years, social scientists have been linking historical censuses across time to study economic and geographic mobility. In recent decades, the quantity of historical census record linkage has exploded, owing largely to the advent of new machine-readable data created by genealogical organizations.
Steven Ruggles+2 more
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Introduction Mortality inequalities by income and education levels have historically been estimated using an area-based approach in Canada. Although useful in measuring socioeconomic inequalities overtime, this method underestimates the level of ...
Katie Irvine+6 more
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Introduction While the quantity and type of datasets used by data linkage projects is growing, there remain some datasets that are ‘not available’ or ‘hard to access’ by researchers and linkers, either due to legal/regulatory constraints restricting the ...
Sean Randall+6 more
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