David Goldman
CNNMoney.com
Digitizing health records. A good idea say most experts, but it will take a feat of policy, technology and education to ensure your records don't get into the wrong hands.
It all starts with one basic question: Who actually owns your health records?
"Right now, hospitals assume the liability, but the model has to shift to one where the patient controls the data and whether it is put online," said Dr. David Brailer, chairman of Health Evolution Partners and former health tech czar under President Bush. "The people who hold your data control your data."
| sharon, sydney, ns |
August 12th, 2009 11:32 am ET Making the Health Care System Electronic, isn't really a scary thing, it's a very helpful and useful way for the patient to get the best care he/she can. This is from a Nova Scotia Government web-page, it might help dispell a fear or two for people. It works great here. Nova Scotia Takes Lead in Health Record Privacy --------------------------– Canada Health Infoway (Infoway) announced today, Feb. 13, it will "Electronic health records play an important role for individuals "Protecting privacy is fundamental to the creation of effective Electronic health records provide a secure and confidential The privacy toolkit will give health-care professionals samples Infoway is an independent corporation whose members are federal, Information on Infoway is available on the Web site at |
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| Cindy |
August 12th, 2009 11:36 am ET Hackers can get into anything these days. Putting our health records online is extremely dangerous in my opinion. If someone wanted your info bad enough they'd definitely be able to get it to use against you or embarrass you..what ever. Cindy..Ga. |
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| LINDA ROGERS |
August 12th, 2009 12:28 pm ET Why in the world no one is questioning 1). Insurance Fraud In stead of targeting us little people why not begin with insurance fraud. There is no way medical education, or any education should cost what it does. The cost of equipment is out of site and could be cut as well, probably in half. And what about doctor fees? They are ridiculous. Why can’t we target these areas instead of the working Class What happened to us, why are we loosing this great country we |
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| Terri from Atlanta |
August 12th, 2009 5:50 pm ET When I hear stories of the government websites getting hacked, |
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