No 100% secure system: What about the hospital records?
Most people trust in the privacy of the medical records stored by the hospital. But as Britney Spears and Farrah Fawcett have learnt there is no 100% secure system even within your trusted hospital.
The med center fired more than a dozen employees and disciplined others, including six physicians, for unauthorized looks at Britney Spears’s medical records, the Los Angeles Times reported last month. Today, the paper reports a similar breach of privacy for Farrah Fawcett.
The Anonymous Personal Health Record could be a interesting tool for celebrities and for people with mental disorders.
As you can read in Keyose’s FAQ: Think about your health record at the hospital. You have no control over who accesses your data. It can be seen by doctors, nurses or clerks. Keyose offers you a better control over your health data; you can rest assured about that.
2008-04-04 at 12.42 pm
Médicos despedidos por cotillear las historias clínicas de famosos…
Según recoge el <a href="blogs.wsj.com/health/2008/04/03/first-britney-now-farrah-more-privacy-l Street Journal</a> varios médicos y otro personal del UCLA Medical Center de Los Angeles han sido despedidos por cotillear en las historias…
2008-04-04 at 2.35 pm
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2008-05-20 at 2.40 pm
Bueno, lo importante es que, si hay fallos en el sistema de seguridad, los responsables asuman y paguen sus responsabilidades.