Keynote
summary
Explains why privacy is about trust and gives concrete legal contrasts: HIPAA lets covered entities share for treatment/payment/operations while GDPR emphasizes consent, right to be forgotten and stronger individual rights like data portability. Notes surprising stats (about one in six to one in eight people withhold health info; mental‑health treatment avoidance ~two‑thirds) and shows current reality: patients legally have a right of access to all notes, x‑rays and records but many providers still refuse or force faxes, while FHIR APIs expose some data but not the whole record.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 6:33Privacy
- 12:26Health Data
- 19:28GDPR
- 21:56GDPR Highlights
- 24:09Permitted Processing
- 25:29Individual Rights
- 28:52Observations
- 29:25GDPR vs HIPAA
- 30:49GDPR Impact on US
- 31:52Data Protection Law
- 36:44More Data
- 38:49Questions
related talks
10mKeynote Speech
10mKeynote Speech
17mKeynote
29mKeynote Presentation: Minding the (Privacy Research/Practice) Gap
47mKeynote: Are You Ready for GDPR?
01h 00mPrivacy and GDPR: What all developers should know
10mPrivacy Mental Models of Electronic Health Records: A German Case Study
23mdev.privacy: GDPR in a nutshell