Comments on: Google and Cleveland Clinic Join Forces to Organize Your Health http://blog.medtouch.com/google-and-cleveland-clinic/2008/02/28/ Sat, 04 Jul 2009 15:28:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Google and Cleveland Clinic Join Forces to Organize Your Health http://blog.medtouch.com/google-and-cleveland-clinic/2008/02/28/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Google and Cleveland Clinic Join Forces to Organize Your Health Sat, 01 Mar 2008 17:13:26 +0000 http://blog.medtouch-it.com/google-and-cleveland-clinic/#comment-13 [...] MedTouch - More Starbucks, less Star Wars. Healthcare e-marketing advice beyond geekiness wrote this today. I think it is worth reading. Here is a little snippet:National Access — A more efficient and effective healthcare system driven by a working interoperability model that moves electronic medical records from a…By integrating with the Google platform, Cleveland Clinic is helping create national access to electronic medical records at no cost to the user or provider…. [...] [...] MedTouch - More Starbucks, less Star Wars. Healthcare e-marketing advice beyond geekiness wrote this today. I think it is worth reading. Here is a little snippet:National Access — A more efficient and effective healthcare system driven by a working interoperability model that moves electronic medical records from a…By integrating with the Google platform, Cleveland Clinic is helping create national access to electronic medical records at no cost to the user or provider…. [...]

]]> By: MedTouch - More Starbucks, less Star Wars. Healthcare e-marketing advice beyond geekiness » Blog Archive » Google and Your Health Record – Fulfilling Their Mission and Yours http://blog.medtouch.com/google-and-cleveland-clinic/2008/02/28/comment-page-1/#comment-12 MedTouch - More Starbucks, less Star Wars. Healthcare e-marketing advice beyond geekiness » Blog Archive » Google and Your Health Record – Fulfilling Their Mission and Yours Fri, 29 Feb 2008 14:47:50 +0000 http://blog.medtouch-it.com/google-and-cleveland-clinic/#comment-12 [...] Google and Cleveland Clinic Join Forces to Organize Your Health [...] [...] Google and Cleveland Clinic Join Forces to Organize Your Health [...]

]]> By: Dr Julio Bonis http://blog.medtouch.com/google-and-cleveland-clinic/2008/02/28/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Dr Julio Bonis Thu, 28 Feb 2008 13:56:13 +0000 http://blog.medtouch-it.com/google-and-cleveland-clinic/#comment-10 I am a medical doctor. I see patients every day. Including the Emergency Room where I work. Because of that, I deeply understand, not only theoretically but as part of my daily experience that patient-physician relationship is the key for the quality of health-care. A patient must trust his doctor. If there is no confidence, we lost a lot (patients and docs). Saying that, privacy of data becomes a real importante issue. A patient that talks about his sexual activities, extramatrimonial affairs, fears, weakness, mental health… should be sure that the doctor will not reveal that information to third parties. During thousands years physician have follow this hippocrates oath sencente: What I may see or hear in the course of the treatment or even outside of the treatment in regard to the life of men, which on no account one must spread abroad, I will keep to myself, holding such things shameful to be spoken about. So at the moment I designed the keyose (www.keyose.com) service, I have a very clear idea: privacy must be the priority number one! Storing thousands of personal health records electronically has a big risk. What if someone unauthorized (a cracker for instance) access to the database? No matter how much money or effort you invest in the security of a system. There is no 100% secure system in the world. And the health information of thousand of people is very attractive to so many people (government, insurers, bank, private companies, criminals devoted to extortion…). There are many companies entering the business of eHealth. Google Health, Microsoft HealthVault are just the two most known examples. As a medical doctor I am really concerned about the privacy of data. 90% of UK physicians and German doctors think like me. Keyose was designed in such a way that no personal information is stored. We do not need your name, email or identity. And more importantly: We do not want it. I would never put my personal, my patients or my relatives health information in a online database that contains the identity of the patients. You can trust me! Dr. Julio Bonis I am a medical doctor. I see patients every day. Including the Emergency Room where I work.

Because of that, I deeply understand, not only theoretically but as part of my daily experience that patient-physician relationship is the key for the quality of health-care.

A patient must trust his doctor. If there is no confidence, we lost a lot (patients and docs).

Saying that, privacy of data becomes a real importante issue. A patient that talks about his sexual activities, extramatrimonial affairs, fears, weakness, mental health… should be sure that the doctor will not reveal that information to third parties.

During thousands years physician have follow this hippocrates oath sencente: What I may see or hear in the course of the treatment or even outside of the treatment in regard to the life of men, which on no account one must spread abroad, I will keep to myself, holding such things shameful to be spoken about.

So at the moment I designed the keyose (www.keyose.com) service, I have a very clear idea: privacy must be the priority number one!

Storing thousands of personal health records electronically has a big risk. What if someone unauthorized (a cracker for instance) access to the database? No matter how much money or effort you invest in the security of a system. There is no 100% secure system in the world. And the health information of thousand of people is very attractive to so many people (government, insurers, bank, private companies, criminals devoted to extortion…).

There are many companies entering the business of eHealth. Google Health, Microsoft HealthVault are just the two most known examples. As a medical doctor I am really concerned about the privacy of data. 90% of UK physicians and German doctors think like me.

Keyose was designed in such a way that no personal information is stored. We do not need your name, email or identity. And more importantly: We do not want it.

I would never put my personal, my patients or my relatives health information in a online database that contains the identity of the patients. You can trust me!

Dr. Julio Bonis

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