Towards conflicts prevention among privacy policies: A comparative study of major privacy laws and regulations for healthcare

With the need of highly developed technologies to enhance the heath industry dawns the need for local and international principles, ethics and laws for healthcare to regulate the different actions and operations related to patients' sensitive data. Particularly, with the multiplicity of healthc...

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Published in2017 3rd International Conference of Cloud Computing Technologies and Applications (CloudTech) pp. 1 - 7
Main Authors Sadki, Souad, Bakkali, Hanan El, Akhattab, Mohammed
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.10.2017
Subjects
Cloud provider
conflicting policies
Ethics
healthcare
Heating systems
Industries
Medical services
Organizations
Privacy
privacy law
privacy policy
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Summary:With the need of highly developed technologies to enhance the heath industry dawns the need for local and international principles, ethics and laws for healthcare to regulate the different actions and operations related to patients' sensitive data. Particularly, with the multiplicity of healthcare actors and organizations involved in patients' care, protecting patients' privacy from possible violation or invasion becomes a complicated task. Particularly, when each of these actors suggests his own privacy policy to regulate the different actions related to patients' data. In this paper, we first compare some of the most known privacy laws and regulations for healthcare. The aim is to show the importance of these laws in preventing possible conflicts among privacy policies. A case study is presented showing how these laws can be considered during a conflict resolution process.
DOI:10.1109/CloudTech.2017.8284738