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type	work Article
Is Part Of	http://hub.abes.fr/bmj/periodical/bmj/2006/volume_333/issue_7557/w
Subject	Analysis and Comment Human rights Legal and Forensic Medicine Patients Confidentiality General practice / family medicine Communication Information management Interventional cardiology
Title	Patients should have to opt out of national electronic care records
has manifestation of work	http://hub.abes.fr/bmj/periodical/bmj/2006/volume_333/issue_7557/B36E2D0DE2F42B90E053120B220A9D4F/m/print http://hub.abes.fr/bmj/periodical/bmj/2006/volume_333/issue_7557/B36E2D0DE2F42B90E053120B220A9D4F/m/web
Abstract	Although some aspects of the NHS care record service have a broad consensus agreement, issues of consent and security are dividing health professionals, the public, and the national programme for information technology. Nigel Watson believes his experience of opting out shows it to be the most workable option, but John Halamka uses a US model to argue that opting in is the only way to ensure confidentiality
article type	discussion
publisher identifier	bmj.333.7557.39
is part of this journal	British Medical Journal
PubMed ID	16809714

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