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ICICI Lombard is one of the first life insurance companies to submit to the government that insurers should have access to customers' health data
Including how much drugs cost in the registry was something that came strongly recommended.
The NHA has proposed to digitise information about drugs by relying on government welfare schemes and other databases.
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.
As India's massive health digitisation project inches towards its final form, here are some important issues recently brought to light.
Researchers worry that partnering with a variety of actors could lead to misuse of citizens' health data.
Employees in the health sector were also urged to self-register, although there's still little clarity on who all that includes.
The health agency is pushing for database integration, although some states are reportedly yet to come around.
