POSTS TAGGED AS patient privacy

Radar Monitoring Vital Signs

FMCW-Radar
Researchers at the University of Waterloo (Canada) assert this:  “we use a frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) radar operating at [MORE]

A.I. vs HIPAA

Artificial Intelligence Development
What’s the chief stumbling block in healthcare innovation? Knowledge? Need? Capital? Social acceptability? All of these elements can [MORE]

Data Analytics When Patients Don’t Trust Data

Health Technology
Now, as we proceed into the era of “big data” healthcare, a recent survey reveals that more than half [MORE]

IT “Game Changers”

Becker’s Hospital Review has a new listing for healthcare information technology and this piece points out “the top 10 [MORE]

Selling Patient Data

Patient privacy laws protect people from having their medical records sold by doctors and hospitals.  But state agencies which [MORE]

Imaging Vascular Identity

Patient Secure
Several years ago, the CIA developed an infrared high speed camera to detect if someone was telling a [MORE]

NC Governor Apologizes for Eugenics

Patient privacy, informed consent, vulnerable populations, and other matters of medical research and practice are now accepted with little [MORE]

Data Mining Drug Use

As concerns rise for an impending H1N1 influenza pandemic, law permits data mining of, say, Tamiflu sales as a way [MORE]

Presidential Report on Personalized Medicine

In September, the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology published its report “Priorities for Personalized Medicine.”  It reviews [MORE]

The Any Era in Healthcare

Increasingly consumers, service providers and doctors are turning to the internet first for real-time, up to the minute information about [MORE]