David Forslund wrote:
I disagree. Your medical record can be created over a variety of locations
each of which may have its own id. This can occur even within a single hospital
system. Thus an MPI of some sort is required to "stitch" the medical record together.
but then the EHR that is on your stick is just a copy of something else
- then all the points about security of thumbprint-activated memory
sticks and emulator-loaded Linuxes becomes redundant. Then it's main use
is not personal privacy, but _availability_ when you are unconscious,
i.e. in an A&E situation. Or did I miss something here?
- thomas
