My first reaction to this question is that hospital owns the record. In my country, all hospitals used to have a duty to own patient’s records. The hospitals must keep them for certain years within a locked container, and the data must not be rewritten, destroyed nor exposed by anyone else. Now that our records are electronic in my country as well as the US, I don’t know the concept has continued.
I don’t think my health care data should belong to someone in particular, but I don’t like my data is hacked and sold for $50. I am surprised that more than 100 million Americans have had their electronic medical records hacked. In addition, the data accessed by the hackers can lead to serious consequences, for instance a patient getting the wrong
I don’t think my health care data should belong to someone in particular, but I don’t like my data is hacked and sold for $50. I am surprised that more than 100 million Americans have had their electronic medical records hacked. In addition, the data accessed by the hackers can lead to serious consequences, for instance a patient getting the wrong