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ihlr-18828	Evans, Barbara J.	Why the Common Rule Is Hard to Amend	2012	50	.pdf	application/pdf	17351	747	48	Thus, data originally collected for treatment or administrative (for example, insurance) purposes could be used in de-identified form without consent, just as such data can be used under the present Common Rule. It found that even where the subjects are identified, informed consent may be deemed unnecessary, if certain conditions are met.179 These included some conditions similar to the waiver criteria in today's HIPAA and Common Rule waiver provisions, plus one very important condition that fell by the wayside and never was properly implemented.180 This omitted condition required that nonconsensual use of data and biospecimens be allowed only after a determination that the importance of the research justifies such invasion of the subjects' privacy.181	cache/ihlr-18828.pdf	txt/ihlr-18828.txt