Seeking a Difficult Balance: The Limits of Privacy in the Emerging Healthcare IT Ecology

I just did a piece for the Individual Association of Privacy Professionals (“IAPP”) entitled Seeking a Difficult Balance:  The Limits of Privacy in the Emerging Healthcare IT Ecology, which you can read in the November edition of The Privacy Advisor. It’s about the difficulties of striking a balance between privacy/confidentiality and other important values, using real-life and public policy examples. ,

The same edition has a nice related piece, Electronic Health Records vs. Patient Privacy: Who Will Win?

What do you think?

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