Dear EHR friends,
I agree very much with David Guest's opinion that it less fruitful to speak
about ownership of information though it is done a lot in the debate in many
countries. It is clearly different from access rights which Gerard is
speaking about and like David is saying for Australia, in
Gunnar,
As a summary of my e-mail:
- Ownership is irrelevant,
- Authorship is relevant,
- Authors that commit information to a record can NEVER remove the
information; they can add;
- Patients can NEVER remove the information; They can add/annotate; Access
control list can be changed by them, only
Gunnar Klein wrote:
>Dear EHR friends,
>
>I agree very much with David Guest's opinion that it less fruitful to speak
>about ownership of information though it is done a lot in the debate in many
>
actually, I agree - I just used the word as shorthand for being able to
exercise rights over the
Intellectual Property Rights issues are going to loom large for the EHR,
and many other aspects of how we provide clinical care, education and
conduct research.
At the Internet2 Virtual Monthly Briefing yesterday Lawrence Lessig's
Opening Plenary to TERNEA in Ireland was rebroadcast. I believe
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