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Mandate Health IDs before rolling out data retention policy, Telemedicine Society of India tells NHA
What safeguards are in place against breaches and how will misuse of health data be avoided, TSI-PGIMER asked in reverse.
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What safeguards are in place against breaches and how will misuse of health data be avoided, TSI-PGIMER asked in reverse.
ITfC also sought more prudence in how anonymised data is used, changes in how health data is classified, and more.
The industry body also sought data access to insurance providers, blanket retention periods for all types of health data, and more.
Practo's suggestions largely revolved around the policy's scope, how it classifies data, implementation, and more.
IFF shared suggestions on the governance mechanism in the draft policy which was opened up to all stakeholders for comments.
The proposed policy framework specifies retention timelines with separate rules for pseudonymised and anonymised data.
