Anonymized data linkage: A tool for maximizing blood safety and public health while protecting individual privacy
Jane A. Buxton(University of British Columbia), Shamir Mukhi(Public Health Agency of Canada), Stephen Vamvakus, Elaine Sawatsky, Praveen Johal, Brian Copley, Judy Isaac-Renton(BC Centre for Disease Control), Mel Krajden(University of British Columbia), Leslie Forrester, David Pi(University of British Columbia), Mark Bigham(Canadian Blood Services), Amin Kabani, Jeff Aramini, Heather Hume(Université de Montréal)
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