Pseudonymized Health Data Sample Clauses
The Pseudonymized Health Data clause defines the handling and protection of health information that has been processed to remove or replace personal identifiers, making it difficult to link the data to specific individuals without additional information. In practice, this clause outlines the standards and safeguards required when sharing or storing such data, such as restricting access to the key that can re-identify individuals or specifying permitted uses of the data for research or analytics. Its core function is to balance the utility of health data for secondary purposes with the privacy rights of individuals, reducing the risk of unauthorized identification while enabling compliant data use.
Pseudonymized Health Data. Notwithstanding Section 3.8, Customer shall not upload, transmit, store or modify data that contains the information of any Person, including without limitation, data consisting of human genomic information, whether or not Instrument Data, unless Customer has pseudonymized such data and obtained informed prior written consent of the subject and does not make available to Oxford information that permits such Pseudonymized Data to be re-identified. Except with respect to contact information of Customer and its relevant personnel, Customer shall not make available to Oxford personal data, protected health information or personal information as defined by applicable law.
Pseudonymized Health Data. Customer shall not upload, transmit, store or modify data that contains the information of any Person, including without limitation, data consisting of human genomic information, whether or not Instrument Data, unless Customer has Pseudonymized such data and obtained informed prior written consent of the subject and does not make available to Oxford information that permits such Pseudonymized Data to be re-identified and, except with respect to contact information of Customer and its relevant personnel, does not make available personal data, protected health information or personal information as defined by applicable law. For example, Customer shall not provide the name, date of birth, address, social security number, government-issued identification number or any other information that could directly or indirectly identify the Person from whom any genomic or other information was derived.