Smart Cards, Smarter Policy Medical Records, Privacy, and Health Care Reform

Hastings Center Report 23 (6):13-23 (1993)
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Current law does not adequately protect patients' privacy or their medical records. Proposals to computerize these records could further erode confidentiality unless new federal laws are enacted.

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