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Public Preferences regarding Data Linkage for Research: A Discrete Choice Experiment comparing Scotland and Sweden

2019-12-10

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Objective: There are increasing examples of linking data on healthcare resource use and patient outcomes from different sectors of health and social care systems. Linked data are generally anonymised, meaning in most jurisdictions there are no legal restrictions to their use in research conducted by public or private organisations. Secondary use of anonymised linked data is contentious...

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89bc1d79-824a-5ce4-96f4-b5f8a3845306
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10.21203/rs.2.11635/v2
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