The Data Trustees.
Data is always personal. Collecting, merging and analysing data is an important prerequisite for advancing medical research. That is why protecting personal information is so important. Since 2011, we have been developing software tools in Greifswald for processing your data in compliance with data protection regulations, offering individual solutions and supporting well-known projects. We store personal data securely. We check consents precisely, process them digitally and respect them consistently. For us, responsibility means to choose the right way, which is definitely not always the easy one. Consequently, years of experience prove us right: trust is more important than quick success.
Are you planning storage and use of personal data for a study or a research project in compliance with data protection regulations? Are you looking for tools to help you with the digital acquisition and automatable processing of research data?
Are you a participant in a study, or do you plan to participate in a study? Did you receive an invitation to participate in a study? Would you like to inform yourself about the storage and use of your data?
Are you involved in conducting a study? Are you looking for documentation, e.g. descriptions of processes and standard operating procedures (SOPs)? Do you need access (login) to the data collection system of your project and search for the corresponding application?
The Trusted Third Party in numbers
As of October 2019
Consent management gICS® in new version 2.11.0 available
As of today, the new version 2.11.0 of our consent management gICS® is available free of charge via our website for testing purposes and via GitHub as a Docker Compose version. You can get help with the Docker installation at the official gICS® GitHub repository. Since this release, you [...]
Demonstration of the TTP tools E-PIX®, gPAS® and gICS® at the MIE2020 in Geneva
At this year's Medical Informatics Europe Conference (MIE 2020) from 28.04. to 01.05. the Trusted Third Party Greifswald (TTP) will present its three tools E-PIX®, gPAS® and gICS® to European colleagues, researchers and political decision makers. The demonstration is again of a practical nature and follows the typical processes [...]
Consent management gICS® in new version 2.10.0 available
As of today, the new version 2.10.0 of our consent management gICS® is available free of charge via our website for testing purposes and via GitHub as a Docker Compose version. You can find the corresponding documentation here. Assistance with using the Docker containers is available in the official [...]
Pseudonym management gPAS® in new version 1.9.0 available
As of today, the new version 1.9.0 of our pseudonym management gPAS® is available for testing on our website and as a Docker image free of charge via GitHub and the TMF ToolPool. You can find the documentation here. For help using the docker containers, please visit the official [...]
Successful tutorial on managing consent and revocation at the TMF
From a practical point of view, the 13 participants of the TMF tutorial on November 12, 2019, in Berlin, learned about the various challenges involved in managing consent and revocation. Numerous questions from the participants showed that the current legal situation (GDPR, BDSG-Neu and Landeskrankenhausgesetz Berlin) still needs some [...]