Personal Health Information among Competing Public Goods
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Today, federal public policy forces personal privacy through public mandate over a person's capacity and right to choose a unique personal health identifier to better protect both privacy and personal safety within health care environments as well as an individual's altruistic interest in contributing personal health data including genetic information for biomedical and health research. The presentation will review past and current policies with respect to protection of personal health information, evolving concepts of privacy, current evidence regarding patient trust in their health care providers, and the negative impact of current policy on personal privacy as well as legitimate biomedical and health research. The regulatory policies of a few other developed economies offers valuable options.
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