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This document describes the analysis performed by the IT Infrastructure Technical Committee when selecting the optimal de-identification algorithms to fulfil the De-Identification for Family Planning use case published in Volume 4 of the IHE Quality, Research, and Public Health (QRPH) Family Planning Trial Implementation Supplement.
This use case required the de-identification of data for the purposes of health services research, for example in program planning and budgeting, basic monitoring of program performance and adherence to the scope of a funded project, clinical quality improvement initiatives and whether services are being delivered to the intended populations.
The document has two intended audiences:
� clinicians, researchers, data analysts, and others who seek to understand how and why the selected de-identification algorithms were chosen for each data element (the target audience for this document)
� developers who will implement the de-identification algorithms into their software (who should start with the IHE QRPH De-Identification for Family Planning supplement and consult this document for additional background information where needed).
Main sections:
� Purpose and intended audience
� De-identification goals for family planning data elements
� Problem description
� Definitions
� Conventions
� Use cases
� De-identification methods
� Data models
� De-identification algorithm analysis
� Appendix A: Sample FP CDA documents and their de-identified documents
� Appendix B: Usability analysis of de-identified data
This use case required the de-identification of data for the purposes of health services research, for example in program planning and budgeting, basic monitoring of program performance and adherence to the scope of a funded project, clinical quality improvement initiatives and whether services are being delivered to the intended populations.
The document has two intended audiences:
� clinicians, researchers, data analysts, and others who seek to understand how and why the selected de-identification algorithms were chosen for each data element (the target audience for this document)
� developers who will implement the de-identification algorithms into their software (who should start with the IHE QRPH De-Identification for Family Planning supplement and consult this document for additional background information where needed).
Main sections:
� Purpose and intended audience
� De-identification goals for family planning data elements
� Problem description
� Definitions
� Conventions
� Use cases
� De-identification methods
� Data models
� De-identification algorithm analysis
� Appendix A: Sample FP CDA documents and their de-identified documents
� Appendix B: Usability analysis of de-identified data
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