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UK: Care record opt out patients forced to justify decision 'in person'

Posted on March 10, 2009 by Dissent

Steve Nowottny reports: NHS managers have told thousands of patients they will only be allowed to opt out of having a Summary Care Record if they come and explain their reasons in person, Pulse can reveal. More than 500 patients at an early adopter site in Birmingham have already been forced to explain face-to-face why…

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New Mexico Electronic Medical Records Law Ensures Patient Privacy

Posted on March 7, 2009 by Dissent

The New Mexico Senate passed an electronic medical record initiative of Governor Bill Richardson’s today that would protect patients’ privacy. Sen. Peter Wirth sponsored SB 278, the Electronic Medical Records Act that would require security and privacy protections associated with the use of electronic medical records. The bill now heads to House committees. Read more…

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Google says new privacy rules don’t affect its PHR

Posted on March 5, 2009 by Dissent

[…] Physician Roni Zeiger is product manager for Google Health. Zeiger said that Google hasn’t changed its position regarding HIPAA, notwithstanding the new law, which encompasses the IT provisions of an earlier piece of legislation called the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act, or HITECH. “Our understanding is that HITECH, which is…

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Industry coalition launches health IT security plan

Posted on March 2, 2009 by Dissent

A coalition of more than 50 healthcare companies and technology vendors on Monday unveiled a common security framework designed to be a benchmark for safeguarding the privacy of electronic medical records. […] McKesson is participating in the industry-led coalition, known as the Health Information Trust Alliance, which also includes health providers, insurers, pharmacies, biotech firms…

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MT: Bill to close emergency personnel counseling should pass

Posted on February 25, 2009 by Dissent

It is rare that a newspaper would endorse legislation allowing closure of a kind of government meeting, but today that’s what we’re doing. We’re talking about House Bill 517 by Rep. Galen Hollenbaugh, D-Helena, to close debriefing sessions held among emergency service personnel and stress management personnel in the aftermath of a “critical incident.” In…

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Jamey Heary Cisco Security Expert by Jamey Heary Previous Article Obama’s Electronic Health Records initiative could usher in a new wave of ID theft

Posted on February 19, 2009 by Dissent

Jamey Heary does not seem happy… […] And since we are starting basically from scratch here there are a few things that stand out as problems with the current stimulus bill as it relates to EHR. The first one is the Institute for Health Freedom (IHF) is warning the public that the economic stimulus bill…

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