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eResearch Australasia 2009

2 Sep 09: Lockstep presenting at international online research conference.

Lockstep has submitted a poster presentation on anonymity in health and social science studies. We propose showing how Stepwise can be used to strongly de-identify study subjects, to protect their privacy and confidentiality while enhancing study integrity.

Update

The paper was presented on November 10. A copy is available at http://lockstep.com.au/library/conference_presentations.