Save the date – Friday, February 7, 2025 – for a CHIMA Health Information Privacy Day, a special event dedicated to exploring the critical role of privacy in health information. This day will bring together professionals, thought leaders, and policy experts to discuss current challenges and strategies in safeguarding patient data.
With insights from privacy experts and interactive sessions, participants will gain a deeper understanding of privacy’s role in healthcare, learn best practices, and explore innovative approaches to data security. Let’s build a more secure health information future together!
Be sure to read about and explore the CHIMA Privacy Practice Community and all the resources offered.
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Building Trust: Guiding Principles for the Future of Personal Health Information Speaker: Michael Harvey, Information and Privacy Commissioner and Registrar of Lobbyists for British Columbia, Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner for British Columbia Commissioner Harvey will talk about his views on the principles that should guide the handling of personal health information today and into the future. His talk will focus on how we need to re-frame the discussion in a number of ways: there is no privacy without access; there is no such thing as the health information system – just the health system; and virtual care is not a substitute for physical care but integral to mainstream health care. In the increasingly data-rich modern health system of tomorrow – and today – the most important element will be trust. Commissioner Harvey will propose how trust – or social licence – for the use of personal health information in clinical settings and for secondary purposes can be achieved and maintained. |
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