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17/11/2026 - 24/11/2026

Data Protection in Biomedical Research

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In-Person Course: “Data Protection in Biomedical Research“

Objective:

To train professionals to understand and correctly apply data protection regulations and principles in the field of biomedical research.

Specific Objectives:

To identify the fundamental principles and obligations of the regulations

Distinguish between the main categories of data and understand their protection regime

Understand the legal bases that allow for data processing in research

Correctly apply the requirements regarding consent, information, and the exercise of rights

Identify the responsibilities of all stakeholders

Date

November 17, 19, and 24, 2026

Location

, S. Medical Day Hospital, BL.B, PL.0

Program:

Date / Time Location Speaker Content
11/17/26 S. DAY HOSPITAL, MEDICO BLOCK B, FLOOR 0 – ENRIQUE NIETO MANIBARDO – INTRODUCTION TO DATA PROTECTION AND GENERAL FRAMEWORK
16:00 / 19:30
– PERSONAL HEALTH INFORMATION
– LEGAL BASIS FOR THE PROCESSING OF PERSONAL DATA
11/19/26 S. MEDICAL DAY HOSPITAL, BLOCK B, FLOOR 0 – ENRIQUE NIETO MANIBARDO – ROLES OF THE PARTIES INVOLVED IN THE RESEARCH: SPONSOR, INVESTIGATOR, CENTER, MONITOR, ETC.
16:00 / 19:00
– PRINCIPLES OF PERSONAL DATA PROCESSING
– CITIZENS’ RIGHTS : INFORMATION, TRANSPARENCY AND CONSENT
– RETENTION AND DELETION OF HEALTH-RELATED DATA
11/24/26 S. MEDICAL DAY HOSPITAL, BLOCK B, FLOOR 0 – ENRIQUE NIETO MANIBARDO – ACCESS TO MEDICAL RECORDS

– EIPD , SECURITY MEASURES, AND SECURITY BREACHES

16:00 / 19:30
– ANONYMIZATION , PSEUDONYMIZATION AND DATA ENCRYPTION
– REFERENCE TO THE SPECIAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR HEALTHCARE AND DATA PROTECTION

Registration:

The registration deadline is Monday, November 16, 2026. Please register individually through our website.

Price:

0 euros.

Selection process:

Enrollment in the course will be on a first-come, first-served basis, as agreed by the IBSAL Training Committee, with 10 spots reserved for IBSAL staff.

To successfully complete the course and receive the corresponding certificate, participants must attend at least 80% of the total course sessions.