Pseudonymisation Implementation Project - NHS Connecting for ...

Header textContents1 Introduction .............................................................................................. 41.1 Purpose and scope ........................................................................ 41.2 PIP Aims and Implementation ........................................................ 41.3 Related papers .............................................................................. 51.4 Who should read this paper? ......................................................... 61.5 How to use this guidance ............................................................... 71.6 Patient label ................................................................................... 71.7 Applying the Guidance ................................................................... 72 Secondary Uses and Risk Mitigation ..................................................... 82.1 Secondary Uses ............................................................................ 82.2 Risk Mitigation and implementing de-identification ........................ 82.3 Local Implementation ..................................................................... 93 Context for implementing Local Data Usage and Governance .......... 103.1 Information Governance Context ................................................. 103.2 NHS Business Needs .................................................................. 103.3 Secure environment ..................................................................... 113.4 Outside the Secure environment ................................................. 113.5 Organisations covered ................................................................. 113.6 Exceptions ................................................................................... 124 Implementation Guidance Framework ................................................. 134.1 Implementation Guidance development ...................................... 134.2 Implementation Guidance rationale ............................................. 134.3 Implementation Guidance – out of scope .................................... 144.4 Relating Implementation Steps to Guidance ................................ 154.5 Specific Issues arising from the Guidance ................................... 155 How to proceed ...................................................................................... 185.1 Overview ...................................................................................... 185.2 Strategic Issues ........................................................................... 185.3 Implementation Actions ................................................................ 19Final v1.1 15 June 2010© Crown Copyright 2010Page 3 of 21