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No, actually your reply doesn't describe your security practices at all. Why are you retaining live data at all? Forgive me, but just claiming "we certainly wo
by logjam 14y ago
No, actually your reply doesn't describe your security practices at all. Why are you retaining live data at all?
Forgive me, but just claiming "we certainly would not expose your patient's data" is hollow at best - I take the responsibility for protecting my patient's health information very seriously, as do most physicians, and it is ultimately our responsibility to do no harm in that regard.
Not saying this is true of you guys, but there are a lot of incentives out there for "mining" and even selling health info. At the very least, storing health data on multiple, geographically disparate servers, logging access, retention policy, etc is a nightmare waiting to happen.
- kategleason 14y agoYou forgot to mention what specialty you are? Take a look at our privacy, terms of service, and security pages to answer the rest of your questions above. If you do not think the service is useful then you don't need to use it. That's the beauty of the free market. One man's junk is another man's treasure.
- logjam 14y agoI'm a family medicine doc in a practice with several other docs. Why do you ask? I already read your site's security pages, which in large measure do NOT address the questions I've asked here. However, I believe you're right - neither I nor the software folks I consult with here in Bay Area will be interested in using your tool. Good luck to you.