CFM
The Brazilian federal body responsible for regulating medical practice and ethics. Its Code of Medical Ethics requires that clinical data in scientific publications be fully and irreversibly anonymized.
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In Brazil, diagnoses must be made by a physician holding a CFM registration (Law No. 12.842/2013), telemedicine is governed by CFM Resolution No. 2.314/2022, software with medical use falls under ANVISA's RDC 657/2022, and medical records are sensitive personal data (Article 11 of the LGPD).
Resolution No. 2.217/2018 of the Brazilian Federal Council of Medicine (CFM) requires that clinical data in scientific publications undergo 'complete and irreversible' anonymization.
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In Brazil, diagnoses must be made by a physician holding a CFM registration (Law No. 12.842/2013), telemedicine is governed by CFM Resolution No. 2.314/2022, software with medical use falls under ANVISA's RDC 657/2022, and medical records are sensitive personal data (Article 11 of the LGPD).
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