Orchestrating Healthcare Identity for Global Clinical Trials

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Reliable identity verification is presented as essential to global clinical trials because duplicate enrollment, fraud, misidentification, and inconsistent data can jeopardize participant safety, research validity, and regulatory compliance. Trials must navigate varying international identification systems and privacy requirements, including GDPR, HIPAA, KYC/AML obligations where relevant, while avoiding delays caused by manual onboarding processes. The text describes a layered approach using document checks such as OCR, MRZ, barcodes, and NFC, along with liveness detection, facial matching, age estimation, and contact verification to confirm eligibility and deter impersonation or synthetic identities. It promotes Didit as an AI-native modular platform that combines these tools into customizable workflows, supports 49 languages and locale detection, and offers compliance screening and biometric verification intended to improve global participant onboarding, security, and data integrity.

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