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HIPAA and RESEARCH 5 th Thursday May 31, 2007

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Page 3 HIPAA Privacy Regulation Concepts HIPAA does not regulate research HIPAA applies to the healthcare industry through the operations of covered entities such as the VCU ACE HIPAA does not override or replace regulations for human subject research such as 46 CFR 46 (OHRP) and 21 CFR 50 and 56 (FDA) HIPAA impacts research by regulating how covered entities may permit access to data that is “Protected Health Information” in their custody.

Page 4 Concepts Con’t HIPAA requires covered entities to obtain certain documents from researchers before allowing research access to or use of PHI. These may include:  Waiver of Authorization  Approval for access to PHI in preparation for research  Limited Data Set agreement

Page 5 Concepts Con’t Researchers who are also healthcare providers must provide the same HIPAA documents to use their patient’s PHI in research as researchers who are not healthcare providers. In other words, a physician’s right to access a patient’s PHI for healthcare purposes does not entitle that physician to access that same information for research purposes.

Page 6 What HIPAA Documentation is Required? The Requirements Are Based On the Identifiers In The Data : PHI that includes identifiers (beyond a limited data set) PHI Limited Data Set Decedents’ Data Reviews in Preparation for Research De-identified Data Set

Page 7 HIPAA De-identification Once data is de-identified it is no longer subject to HIPAA regulations. The HIPAA regulation does allow for using special codes for re-identification of such data, the VCU Health System requires specific approval by the Privacy Officer if codes for re-identification are to be used.

Page 8 The following identifiers for the patient and family Must be removed to create a de-identified data set: 1. Names2. Telephone Numbers 3. FAX numbers4. Addresses 5. All Dates 6. Medical Records # 7. Account # 8. Social Security # 9. Health Plan # 10. Vehicle # 11. Device/Serial #12. Certificate/License Web # 13. Identity (URL) 14. IP Address 15. Biometric Identifiers 16. Photos 17. Geographic Identifiers Smaller Than State 18. Any Other Identifying Number, Characteristic or Code

Page 9 PHI In Preparation For Research A review preparatory to research allows a researcher to examine PHI to determine the feasibility of performing a research protocol. During this period the researcher may not remove or record and remove any PHI from the the VCU Health System. HIPAA allows the researcher, if they are part of the VCU ACE to contact potential subjects. Such a practice should be approached with great caution unless the researcher is known to the patient.

Page 10 Decedent Data In Research A VCU Health System researcher may use decedent data by sending a signed statement to the Compliance Services Department that:  The information will be used solely for research  All PHI obtained is of decedent(s) This regulation is specific to research and for non- research, decedent PHI is protected the same as PHI for living individuals.

Page 11 LIMITED DATA SET A Limited Data Set includes PHI that is largely de-identified but may include certain identifiers The use of a Limited Data Set REQUIRES a signed “Data Use Agreement”

Page 12 Limited Data Set (con’t) A Limited Data Set as defined by HIPAA may contain no “identifiers”from the list of identifiers previously shown except it may contain:  Elements of dates including birth date, admission date, dates of procedures, date of death, etc.  Geographic information such as state, city, town, census tract, precinct, and ZIP code. May not include street name, address or post office box number.

Page 13 Limited Data Set (con’t) Data Use Agreement

Page 14 Research Data Includes Identifiers Beyond A Limited Data Set Required HIPAA documentation:  Authorization signed by the subject (or legally authorized representative); or  Waiver of Authorization

Page 15 Research Authorization Subject’s signed permission to disclose or use PHI for research. This is not a blanket permission and must be specific:  What PHI? What purpose? By whom? How long? And other requirements as shown.  A research authorization is in addition to the IRB Informed Consent and usually signed at the same time as the IC.  The Research Authorization does not require a specific expiration date.

Page 16 Waiver of Authorization No more than minimum risk Adequate plan to protect identifiers Destruction of identifiers as soon as possible Assurance the PHI will not be disclosed for purposes other than approved Research could not practicably be carried out w/o the waiver Waiver will not adversely affect the subject’s welfare or rights Subjects, if appropriate will be provided information at a later date

Page 17 Subject Rights Under HIPAA Access to research PHI (NOTE: Access to PHI can be temporarily suspended in order to legitimize the research – This must be explained in the Authorization Request an amendment to the PHI Get an accounting of the disclosures (any disclosure not in the authorization) Request restrictions on uses and disclosures Withdraw the authorization (NOTE: If a subject withdraws authorization the researcher may use the information gathered

Page 18 Subject Rights (con’t) A researcher can disqualify the potential subject from the protocol upon refusal to sign the authorization.

Page 19 HIPAA LINK

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