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So in my country, records are kept by the individual clinics, where I have GDPR rights over them and there isn’t a direct mechanism by which anybody but the cli
by vertex-four 8y ago
So in my country, records are kept by the individual clinics, where I have GDPR rights over them and there isn’t a direct mechanism by which anybody but the clinic can access them. If I move clinic, there’s a process by which those records get moved with my consent.
- jbob2000 8y agoYep, works like this in Canada. The problem is that each clinic implements a different record system, so someone needs to undergo effort to translate them when you switch systems. Also, I worked with OSCAR, one of Canada's biggest EMRs. It is written by a bunch of academics at a local university and is individually deployed on under-the-desk computers at clinics. It is full of security holes, the whole process of managing this system is. I get why you want rights over the medical records. You can still have those on a centralized system. Google and facebook are centralized and you have rights over them (in some jurisdictions anyways).
- Canada 8y agoYour province pretty much gets and retains your records because it's paying the bills.