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>On the other hand, the increased risks of malicious de-anonymization (risk, not certainty) have to be weighed against the obvious benefit of having a portable
by M2Ys4U 13y ago
>On the other hand, the increased risks of malicious de-anonymization (risk, not certainty) have to be weighed against the obvious benefit of having a portable health record and reducing duplication and administrative overhead if you are taken ill and have to visit a hospital or a doctor who's not your GP.
That's not the system that's being discussed, though.
- anigbrowl 13y agoAll other systems are pendant to that. If this data wasn't available in any way we'd have a story saying 'NHS won't release data, obstructing drug development which could save lives.'