论文信息 - Information and medical ethics: protecting patient privacy

Information and medical ethics: protecting patient privacy

As medical records become electronic, pieces of everyone's health history will reside in public and private computer repositories. The paper discusses issues of medical ethics, including the protection of patient privacy.

R. Cushman | R. Cushman

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