Tag: Trust in Digital Health

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As in life, the only constant in health care is change

“There is nothing permanent except change.” - Heraclitus These famous words of the Greek philosopher, Heraclitus, have never rung truer than they do today. As with everything else in life, the delivery of health care continues to change and evolve, especially over the last two decades, during which

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- Published on May 12, 2021

Providing Virtual Healthcare, Maintaining Real Patient Trust

Today, I had the pleasure of presenting at the annual PHIPA Connections Summit. This year, the summit presenters explored emerging issues related to personal health information management in a pandemic. In my presentation, I shared some health sector statistics from 2020, touched on the recent

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- Published on Feb 25, 2021

Incremental but consequential: 2020 changes to PHIPA

Even before joining the IPC, I always admired Ontario’s Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA) for its “gutsiness.” PHIPA introduced many novel concepts for its time. These include the first breach notification requirement in the country; a comprehensive code for consent and substitute

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- Published on Dec 3, 2020

Letter to Michael Maddock regarding Installing COVID Alert app on OPS-issued mobile devices

Letter to Michael Maddock regarding Installing COVID Alert app on OPS-issued mobile devices

News Release

- Published on Oct 15, 2020

Letter to Mayor Tory regarding Installing COVID Alert app on City of Toronto mobile devices

Letter to Mayor Tory regarding Installing COVID Alert app on City of Toronto mobile devices

News Release

- Published on Oct 15, 2020

COVID Alert and Your Privacy

Today, the COVID Alert exposure notification app was launched as an important digital tool to be used among other public health measures, to help control the spread of COVID-19 in Ontario. I commend the robust safeguards the government has put in place to protect the privacy and security of

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- Published on Jul 31, 2020