英文摘要 |
Medical behaviors focus on reliving pains and maintaining health. The acquisition and analysis of medical information is one indispensable process when conducting medical behaviors. In the process of obtaining such information, patient`s privacy may be unavoidably violated. According to Medical Law, the medical agencies have the responsibilities for managing and preserving the medical information held. Due to the nature of special information, how the patients should advocate the management rights? Whether the medical agencies are entitled to use the information without consents of patients? The adequacy of passive notification to the patients for disclosing their medical records remains questionable under Personal Information Protection Act. What the scope the parties to the information advocate their rights? As such requires in-depth discussion. This paper has analyzed the ownership of medical information contents, discussed over the protection intensity of the current laws and regulations posing on medical information from the perspective of medical information characteristics, and inspected whether the domestic protective mechanisms for medical information rights are well-established by referring to foreign legislation; as well as probed into the problems of current laws and regulations or management by creatively applying with Healthcare Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (HFMEA). According to the result of HFMEA, safety management measures, granted permits as well as the use of National Health Insurance Database proved to be the potential reasons for privacy violation. The reinforced and protective measures for these three problems are proposed. Firstly, the legalization of standard provisions is worthy of being adopted for information security requirements. Secondly, domestic regulations may refer to the mode of granted permits of the American HIPAA rules. Finally, public concerns can be reduced, privacy protection and maximum information utility be reached as long as the purposes and scopes for healthcare information collection and use can be specific and explicit, and comply with the rule of personal information identified. |