A cybersecurity primer for translational research

Science Translational Medicine
Eric D Perakslis, Martin Stanley

Abstract

Virtually all health care organizations have had at least one data breach since 2012. Most of the largest data breaches and Health Care Information Privacy and Accountability Act fines could have been prevented by the simplest of strategies. Each researcher must clearly understand his or her responsibilities and liability.

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Feb 23, 2018·Frontiers in Medicine·Marcello IencaAlessandro Blasimme
Dec 6, 2017·Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics·Elena S IzmailovaEric D Perakslis
Feb 26, 2020·Digital Biomarkers·Andrea CoravosM Kelley Erb

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