Latest Version of TrialAssure ANONYMIZE Released
TrialAssure has released its latest version of ANONYMIZE for Documents, including the functionality to anonymize and redact PDF documents concurrently.
TrialAssure ANONYMIZE for Documents is a document redaction and anonymization software that combines machine learning—a form of artificial intelligence—and natural language processing to protect patient privacy by automatically finding, masking, anonymizing, or removing personal or company confidential information from unstructured text.
“We are seeing a dramatic increase in the need for clinical trial sponsors to complete new and retrospective anonymization of clinical documents,” said Kelly Vaillant, Director of Global Transparency Strategy & Compliance, TrialAssure. “The impetus for document anonymization comes as increasing regulations from global health authorities and added pressure from advocacy groups push for the expanded utility of data for secondary research.”
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