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2. anonymous, coded, and de-identified data
in human subjects research
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University of Michigan IRB Collaborative

3. Anonymous, coded, and de-identified study data
privacy
confidentiality
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4. anonymous Anonymous, coded, and de-identified
no one, including researcher, has access to identifiers
example: anonymous surveys
no identifiers collected at any time
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5. direct identifiers Anonymous, coded, and de-identified name address
Social Security number
student or employee ID
other details
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6. indirect identifiers Anonymous, coded, and de-identified
physical traits
ethnicity
other details
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7. anonymous Anonymous, coded, and de-identified
no one, including researcher, has access to direct or indirect identifiers
example: anonymous surveys
no identifiers collected at any time
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8. coded Anonymous, coded, and de-identified
only researchers have access to identifiers
separate identifiers from coded data
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9. de-identified Anonymous, coded, and de-identified
researcher destroys identifiers
study team no longer has links to subjects’ identities
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10. anonymous coded de-identified Anonymous, coded, and de-identified
no one, including researcher, has access to identifiers
coded
no one outside study team has access to identifiers
de-identified
study team no longer has access to identifiers
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11. thank you.
Brian Seabolt
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