I certainly do care. Gov't in my country is pushing for an integrated EHR hat looks like yours (except the level of security is much higher 'cose the data are n

I certainly do care. Gov't in my country is pushing for an integrated EHR hat looks like yours (except the level of security is much higher 'cose the data are not anonymous), but the way those records are used is a bit shady. But the way it is pushed onto citizens is clearly wrong. Basically the doctor proposes you to switch to that system, citing the advantages, but not the disadvantages... Also, with EHR, "ananymous data" doesn't mean much : your name is always on the papers produced by the doctors :-/ So anonymisation means : either remove identification data, or make sure it doesn't appear first hand. In both cases, in requires an action, and given the scale of the stuff, it won't be practical...