Research Notes on Online Medical Records Raise Privacy Alarm
Researchers at Children's Hospital Boston, do not believe that storing medical records online will be beneficial, they also don't fall under federal privacy laws. Both Microsoft and Google do not have privacy measures in place that will govern the confidentially of a person's medical files.
Top Resources on Online Medical Records Raise Privacy Alarm
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- CNet: Google and Microsoft: Your next health care partner?
- Bloomberg: Electronic Health Records Not Always Accurate, Doctors Say
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