Security and privacy of health records needs improvement.

A committee of the National Research Council has released a report on the security and privacy of electronically stored health records. Today, with widespread transfer of information beyond the health care provider—frequently without the explicit consent of the patient—the greatest privacy concerns...

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Publicado en:Public Health Reports Vol. 112; pp. 267 - 268
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Association of Schools of Public Health July/August 1997
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      ab: A committee of the National Research Council has released a report on the security and privacy of electronically stored health records. Today, with widespread transfer of information beyond the health care provider—frequently without the explicit consent of the patient—the greatest privacy concerns are from the perspective of the patient. The new report, “For the Record: Protecting Electronic Health Information,” maintains that industry standards, regulatory instruments, and pressure from consumers are required to improve the privacy and security of patient records.
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