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University Research Consent Withdrawal Propagation Review
Audit whether participant consent withdrawals reached all approved research data processors
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University Research Consent Withdrawal Propagation Review
Example session with this skill installed
A withdrawal ticket is closed while an external analysis export still contains participant P-104.
Available sources: consent ledger, withdrawal ticket (partial excerpts only). Additional evidence requested: export manifest, processor acknowledgements. Analyze this case with explicit limitations; do not pretend to have executed any tests or changes.
- Read your context and instructions
- Compiled the university research consent
University Research Consent Withdrawal Propagation Review — EVIDENCE-LIMITED REVIEW
Scenario received
A withdrawal ticket is closed while an external analysis export still contains participant P-104.
Source register
- S1: consent ledger — partial extract available.
- S2: withdrawal ticket — partial extract available.
- S3: export manifest — NOT PROVIDED; REQUIRED FOR VERIFICATION.
- S4: processor acknowledgements — NOT PROVIDED; REQUIRED FOR VERIFICATION.
Concrete findings and verification
trace participant ID across controlled datasets — NEEDS VERIFICATION against supplied source excerpts and missing evidence.
2. compare withdrawal time to exports — NEEDS VERIFICATION against supplied source excerpts and missing evidence.
3.
identify processor acknowledgment gaps — NEEDS VERIFICATION against supplied source excerpts and missing evidence.
4.
route deletion and retention exceptions to privacy owner — NEEDS VERIFICATION against supplied source excerpts and missing evidence.
Deliverables and review gates
- propagation coverage map: DRAFT ONLY; do not infer unsupported outcomes.
- exception evidence register: DRAFT ONLY; do not infer unsupported outcomes.
- privacy owner handoff: DRAFT ONLY; do not infer unsupported outcomes.
Preliminary conclusion
INCOMPLETE / REVIEW REQUIRED. The supplied scenario raises a concrete issue, but does not prove remediation or clearance. Confirm source timestamps, affected scope and owner approval, then perform focused validation. No external system was accessed or changed.
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About this skill
Managing participant data across multiple research processors is a compliance minefield. When a participant withdraws consent, ensuring that every downstream system and external partner actually purged the data is often a manual, error-prone process. This skill provides a rigorous audit framework to verify that withdrawal signals propagated correctly across your entire data ecosystem.
What it does
- Trace IDs: Maps specific participant identifiers across all controlled datasets to ensure no orphaned records remain.
- Timeline auditing: Compares withdrawal timestamps against data export logs to catch exports sent after consent was revoked.
- Processor verification: Identifies gaps in acknowledgments from external processors to ensure third-party compliance.
- Exception routing: Flags deletion failures and retention exceptions for immediate review by privacy officers.
How it works
- Inventory evidence: Provide the consent ledger, withdrawal tickets, export manifests, and processor logs.
- Execute four-check audit: The skill analyzes traces, timelines, acknowledgment gaps, and retention exceptions.
- Classify findings: Every data point is categorized as VERIFIED, INFERRED, or UNKNOWN to prevent false confidence.
- Generate handoff: Review the coverage map and exception register for final privacy owner approval.
Frameworks & tools
This skill is designed for university research environments, IRB compliance workflows, and GDPR/CCPA data privacy operations. It processes structured logs, JSON manifests, and text-based ledgers.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Generic prompts often hallucinate compliance. This skill enforces strict evidence-based gates, requiring explicit source inventory and preventing the agent from "inventing" traces or logs that do not exist in your provided data.
Use cases
- Audit a closed withdrawal ticket when a participant ID still appears in an external export.
- Verify third-party processor compliance after a bulk withdrawal event.
- Prepare evidence registers for internal privacy audits or IRB reviews.
- Identify specific timestamps where data synchronization failed between systems.
Known limitations
This skill evaluates supplied evidence only and does not interface directly with live databases. It requires manual input of logs and manifests. Redaction of sensitive PII is required before input.
Find more skills like this on the Claude Skills Marketplace, the Codex Skills Marketplace and the Gemini Skills Marketplace, or browse Claude Skills for Research & Analysis.
Cannot verify inaccessible systems, third-party accounts, or evidence not supplied. Partial or conflicting inputs must be marked INCOMPLETE or UNVERIFIED rather than invented. High-impact operational decisions require qualified owner review.
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