Monday, October 10, 2011

AusHealthIT Poll Number 91 – Results – 10th October, 2011.

The question was:
Assuming a Secure and Properly Private and Governed PCEHR What Consent Model Should Be Adopted?
Opt-In
- 19 (39%)
Opt-Out
  28 (59%)
I Have No View
- 1 (2%)
Votes 48
A pretty clear  vote. I have to say I am a little surprised that the Opt-Out vote was as high as it was - on a reasonable number participating.
Again, many thanks to those that voted!
David.

2 comments:

  1. The option that we should not be building a PCEHR, but should be enabling high quality provider to provider transfer of records was not there.

    Once we had that in place a PCEHR could be implemented if there was a demand, by third parties and the issues of privacy would be solved.

    Provider to provider messaging does not break any privacy principles and is what is actually needed. The PCEHR opens a can of worms that could be safely left in the ground pending patient demand.

    We are spending billions to solve something that does not need a government solution while issues that are crying out for simple inexpensive governance are ignored. It seems to be a pattern that the Rudd/Gillard/Rudd government has set....

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  2. Agreed, but that was not the question. We have to be realistic and critique what they are doing - and on this basis the majority think they are wrong! Hardly news!

    David.

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