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Yes, however in the UK and EU the patient is the Data Subject and has legal rights on what processing is done with the data about them.
by linker3000 2y ago
Yes, however in the UK and EU the patient is the Data Subject and has legal rights on what processing is done with the data about them.
- mistrial9 2y agosee "even true right now, but that can change on a dime" above ...
- robertlagrant 2y agoThey have legal rights until the data is detached and deidentified.
- dent9876543 2y agoIt rather assumes you could enforce them. Those rights will be great against a responsible outfit. But if the data is exposed in a breach, or if the outfit goes rogue (or if a future government decides to change the law and sell your data, as, by the way, the previous Conservatives tried to do), then you're lost.
- robertlagrant 2y agoWhat's the selling data you're talking about different to what I just described?
- dent9876543 2y agoHeh. Perhaps not really that different at all. I thought you may mean that the legal rights provide protection, so one need not worry until deidentification or detachment. Maybe your emphasis was same. But for clarity, I think we need to worry long before deidentification and detachment — basically the Trusts are not to be trusted, and our legal rights will vanish in a heartbeat.