Traduction de «banque des données individuelles » (Français → Anglais) :

It is important, however, that only late Phase II or III trials should be included, so that the large number of participants makes the traceability of individuals' personal data impossible.

– Centralised information and/or common material systems should be set up, one example being registration of data on new biomedicines, including clinical trial data and information on subsequent approval (for instance comments on adverse reactions), comparison with pharmacogenetic data (correlating genetic specificity with individual reactions to drugs), patient databanks, or central tissue banks;

set up centralised information and/or common material systems, employing procedures such as registration of data on new biotechnological drugs and genetic testing, including clinical trial data and information connected with the subsequent approval stage (for instance notes on adverse reactions), comparison with pharmacogenomic data (correlating specific genetic features with individual reactions to drugs), or the organisation of patient databanks or the development of central tissue banks;

In order to address these concerns and thus allow passage of Bill C-3 in order to authorize the immediate establishment of the DNA data bank, the Solicitor General of Canada, Lawrence MacAulay, undertook, during his appearance before the committee on December 7, 1998, to introduce, during the anticipated 18-month interval between Royal Assent and the coming into force of Bill C-3, a new bill that would make it possible to extend the jurisdiction of the DNA data bank to offenders found guilty under the military justice system; to require the Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to report on the operation of the DNA data bank ...[+++] in his annual report to the minister before it was tabled in Parliament; to include in the new bill a requirement for a parliamentary review every five years in order to reassure committee members with respect to the very sensitive nature of the information that will be in the DNA data bank and the rapid evolution of technology in this field; and to give Senate and House of Commons committees the same right of review every five years as is contained in the new bill.

Individual banks have been long-time members, proud partners and financial contributors to 4-H clubs for more than half a century at the national, provincial and local levels.

This data base which is particularly user friendly is now operational and exists in the form of a Directory and of diskettes for use in personal computers.