The HSE is working to establish health identifier registers and will manage the operation of the identifiers system, due to commence “as soon as possible in 2015,” the Minister for Health, Dr Leo Varadkar has said.
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Breakthrough trials and visionary registries
Prof Lars Wallentin has been a key figure in cardiology for more than three decades.
MHC warns patients’ records could be ‘lost’
By Pat Kelly.
Danish-style record system could bring home the bacon
By Aoife Connors.
Source of data leak is ‘within health service’
By Gary Culliton.
Confidentiality queried in Supreme Court
Ed Madden, BL, looks at a recent case that clarifies the law in relation to confidentiality of patient records under Freedom of Information legislation.
Access to records did not give rise to anxiety
Recent research allowing newly-diagnosed cancer patients to have full access to their medical records showed the majority reported higher satisfaction levels with no corresponding rise in anxiety.
SHO is admonished for retrospective changes to a patient’s records
By Lloyd Mudiwa.
Freedom of Information Act used to bypass GP fees
Dear Editor, I would like to inform your readers that Irish Life, through its Underwriting Department, has asked a patient to get a record from me of his blood-pressure readings (he is on antihypertensive medication) with a view to offering him cover.