This is an important point.
HIC were obsessed with getting GP's to do something that would save the
HIC money - so much so that our clinic got set up with individual PKI
keys and usb dongles and the HIC staffperson didn't think it was
necessary to arrange for a Location Certificate.
Of course, a location certificate is the one to use if you are sending
clinical information securely.
If the HIC had worked from the start to enable better clinical
communications, then we would all be on board by now.
Andrew Patterson wrote:
I guess the question is, is any form of PKI certificate
that carries with it some real legal responsibility for its
use acceptable to GP's at the current moment?? Or
is that something for the future.. should we be setting
our sights on just deploying some simple, no legal
hassle secure email infrastructure??
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