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: LibraryLaw BlogSpeaking of privacy - do you know where your medical records are?
By Mary
What?s the most sensitive privacy issue for you? Do you know who's looking at your medical records? It is shocking. If you think HIPAA protects you, think again. It was essentially gutted in 2002, and you can learn more about that below. Meanwhile, if you put yourself on a do-not-call list for telemarketers, you?ll almost certainly want to join the ?Do Not Disclose? campaign to restore the right to privacy of health information in electronic systems.
Dr. Deborah Peel and Patient Privacy Rights, the leading health privacy watchdog in the country, are leading the Do Not Disclose campaign, to get Congress to mandate it so that we can opt-out of the widespread sharing of our health records.
More on your (lack of) medical privacy: recent WSJ op-ed about
the lack
of privacy in health IT systems: and more on the Do Not Disclose list
on FOX TV (4
minute interview).
Full post as published by LibraryLaw Blog on May 03, 2010 (boomark / email).
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